Sentence examples for delegated from from inspiring English sources

Individuals entering into an agreement on behalf of the university must have signature authority that has been explicitly delegated from the Board of Trustees or via the sub-delegation process from the President.

The law Thatcher created requires any body acting on powers "delegated" from elected people to follow a clear set of rules.

Care and counselling would be delegated from doctors and nurses to paramedical "community health workers", to avoid wasting scarce skilled manpower.

"In the areas we studied, electioneering has effectively been delegated from the political parties to the ethnic kinship networks operating in these areas," the study concludes.

The ceremonial mace rests on the table in front of the Speaker when the Commons is sitting and is a symbol of its authority, technically delegated from the crown.

This comes on top a deal which will give Manchester new powers over health and transport spending that will be delegated from Whitehall and a new city deal for the West Yorkshire Combined Authority covering Leeds and the surrounding area.

Negotiations continued over delegates from Maine.

Mr. Torti, the delegate from Rhode Island, disagreed.

Delegates from 175 countries attended the discussions.

Delegates from 25 foreign Communist Parties attended.

The summit drew delegates from 65 countries.