Sentence examples for delegation based from inspiring English sources

Here, the Pennsylvania Supreme Court held that, since it was already striking down the delegation based on the ordinary non-delegation doctrine, it didn't have to decide whether there was any special doctrine for private parties.

To advance knowledge in this area, we (1) develop and empirically test a framework of important drivers of price delegation based on agency-theoretic research and (2) investigate the impact of price delegation on firm performance, taking into account agency theory variables as potential moderators.

The best CEOs deploy differential delegation based on the strength of their team and complexity of their situation.

We construct a new traceable CP-ABE system with access tree and focus on how to realize the key delegation and the ciphertext delegation based on our system.

He follows it with proposals on representation that move from representation as virtual impersonation to representation as delegation based on those represented selecting their representatives.

The organization said that Zucker is refusing to meet with the delegation "based on a personal issue between CNN and NABJ's Vice President-Digital Roland Martin". Martin is one of the four delegates who would have met with Zucker.

But Mr. Dean ruled out seating the delegations based on the voting in January.

These decisions used to be made by party power brokers (thus that old school term, "brokered convention") who could sway entire delegations based on promises made to them by the various campaigns, often in the old days in literal "smoke-filled rooms".

The delegation also told the commission, based in Washington, that the American contribution to emissions, the most in the world, should be considered a human rights violation.

This paper proposes a delegation model based on socio-technical design and theory of cooperation and collaboration that best suits the requirements of social networks.

(His father, the former Senate President Wesley L. Lance, who died last month at 98, helped draft the 1966 law changing the Senate from a body that had one senator per county to one in which each county's delegation is based on population).