Sentence examples for effectively delegated from inspiring English sources

Blair had effectively delegated economic policy and much social policy to Gordon Brown, and Scott was a casualty of the continuous turf battles between Nos 10 and 11.

Overworked guards in understaffed prisons have effectively delegated discipline to "cell captains," inmates who hold their own courts and carry out punishments for violations of prison rules.

President George W. Bush's inexperience effectively delegated enormous power to his foreign policy advisers, with little presidential monitoring or oversight, contributing to the planning failures in the Iraq War.

Stupefied as the insurgency spread around him, and paralyzed by Washington's insistence that everything was under control (for months, Rumsfeld forbade American officers to use the word "insurgency"), Sanchez effectively delegated the strategy for the war to the lower-ranking generals beneath him.

We posit that, to the degree that human capital outcomes are influenced by these mechanisms, hiring cannot be effectively delegated or treated independently from a firm's other strategic decisions, nor will a "best athlete" approach to hiring lead to optimal results.

The elder Arison had effectively delegated most of daily operations to his son 20 years before his death in October 1999.

One of the first things we learn as managers is how to effectively delegate work.

In March, Trump said that he would effectively delegate his potential supreme court nominations to the conservative Heritage Foundation.

We'll also look at tips for effectively delegating so that a business can still run smoothly when the boss takes a break.

Since shareholders cannot effectively delegate monitoring to CDS-protected lenders, we expect them to increase their information acquisition for the purpose of monitoring managers.

Despite years of the coalition effectively delegating the decision to Davies, politicians on both sides refuse to back his answer: effectively, they will endorse his recommendation if they already agree with it.