Sentence examples for happier to delegate from inspiring English sources

president," happier to delegate than to delve into pesky details.

Somebody might ask me a business question.' " Stringer told me, "I'm very happy to delegate.

She's happy to delegate questions of style to her staff.

That is partly because many of today's employees have growing workloads and are happy to delegate assignments, she said.

Mr Blair was effectively his own foreign secretary, more so than any prime minister since Winston Churchill, whereas Mr Brown is happy to delegate to David Miliband.

(Mr. Robinson said that while his sister typically cooked for her girls, she might be happy to delegate that for a while, too).

They are so happy to delegate it to, say, Vladimir Vladimirovich Putin and then they will entrust it to somebody else, and I think that for such a big country as Russia this is the path to a dead end".

Instead of micromanaging -- suggesting a pitching change during a game, for example -- Mr. Bush proved then (as now) relatively uninterested in details and happy to delegate to those beneath him.