Sentence examples for governors delegate from inspiring English sources

Although corporate authority rests with the Board of Governors, the governors delegate most of their corporate powers and their authority over daily matters such as lending and business operations to the Board of Directors.

The Board of Governors delegates most of its authority over daily matters such as lending and operations to the Board of Directors.

Insist on appointing your own deputy governors and delegate real authority to them – essential with the wider responsibilities now given to the Bank.

When it comes to gun control and the death penalty the Democratic candidate for governor, Mark Warner, differs 180 degrees with his ticket mates, Mayor Timothy M. Kaine of Richmond, who is running for lieutenant governor, and Delegate A. Donald McEachin of Henrico County, who is running for attorney general.

Ex-officio Unpledged Delegates The Republican Party should make Republican Members of Congress and Republican Governors as automatic delegates to future Republican National Conventions.

Colombians voted for governors, mayors, provincial delegates and town councilors in all 1,093 municipalities, with 145,000 candidates all told.

"Tuesday's results actually increased Governor Romney's delegate lead, while his opponents only moved closer to their date of mathematical elimination," Rich Beeson, the campaign's political director, argued in a strategy memorandum on Wednesday.

The French delegated governors appointed an officer to be their delegate to the Council.

David G. Sciarra, an advocate for schools in low-income areas, said "it would be improper under the law for the governor to try to delegate authority to the mayor".

Brokers active in the area said that that part of the city had been so designated on old maps, but that the term had fallen into disuse when the area was remapped and the streets named for historical figures such as Richard Varick, mayor of New York City from 1789 to 1801; Rip Van Dam, a Dutch-era governor; and William Houston, a delegate to the Continental Congress.

The first is that Mr Carney is taking over a Bank with greatly expanded responsibility, which is a big management challenge and means the governor will need to delegate more.