Sentence examples for delegating that from inspiring English sources

Delegating that function to a dedicated institution may have advantages for the presentation of the public accounts.

In Nordic countries, women were seen as perfectly inspirational, but it was "delegating" that was of higher value there, and women were not seen as good delegators.

"TRUST BUT VERIFY" Senator Rand Paul, Republican of Kentucky, intends to offer an amendment that would require Congress to write and enforce a border security plan, rather than delegating that responsibility to the Department of Homeland Security.

First, there was the fact that he wasn't speaking them, delegating that task to Kate Moss – you don't think Bowie would have contemplated turning up to anything so vulgar as the Brits, do you?

Delegating that tax-hiking power to a politically unaccountable board, as the SSUTA does, is bad government and bad economics.

Besides, I'm so inept at delegating that I'd need an assistant to train my assistant.

I delegated that responsibility to Mr. Hinton.

The Treasury Department, in turn, delegated that authority to the Bureau of Alcohol , Tobacco and Firearms

And with day-to-day operations, delegate that responsibility to your managers.

The secretary in turn delegated that authority to the bureau, a unit of the Treasury Department.

"We understand the product better than anyone else, and we don't want to delegate that".