Sentence examples for delegating control from inspiring English sources
Adding to the general distrust that Mr. Saleh's decree represented a real concession, the decree made no mention of delegating control of the armed forces, which Mr. Saleh's family dominates through its leadership of several elite divisions.
Its new remedy of dispensing with top-down targets and delegating control may unleash innovation in the way that services are provided, although some in local authorities will no doubt grumble that the sudden enthusiasm for greater local autonomy coincides with slashed budgets.
This undermines the benefits of delegating control, leading to decreased managerial authority and stronger monetary incentives.
"You are also delegating control to a machine, rather than having to have face-to-face manual check".
One reason is that the U.S. elections-administration structure is decentralized and sprawling, delegating control to individual states and cities, which select and buy their own voting technology.
The Democracy Alliance, on the other hand, has moved in the opposite direction, giving smaller donations to a wider range of charities and delegating control to its members, according to Hertel-Fernandez's research.
But in a combative appearance before parliament, Zuma rejected accusations that he had delegated control of the finance ministry to the Gupta family.
Mr. Fuest said he was skeptical that Europeans would ever agree to delegate control over their national budgets to a European authority as part of a fiscal union.
Richard Branson has thoughts on how to delegate control of your finances: "There's no better way to do that than through personal visits to staff and customers".
The Clinton administration acted within the law when it delegated control of the Internet address system to a private group, the investigative arm of Congress said in a report released on Friday.
If war comes, intelligence also suggests that Mr. Hussein has delegated control over his chemical and biological weapons to his son, Qusay, which could make crippling the government more complex.
