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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.

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

But we have effectively delegated the exercise of government power to a set of partly autonomous, partly interdependent institutions to which we have allocated both authorities and dependencies in the hope of effective governance.

"In the areas we studied, electioneering has effectively been delegated from the political parties to the ethnic kinship networks operating in these areas," the study concludes.

DRS has effectively restored that.

Now it has effectively eliminated one.

The prime minister has effectively gone AWOL.

Additionally, it has aided me to effectively delegate responsibilities to my fellow peers, which in return, increases efficiency.

As yet, no one at the convention had effectively spoken for that cause, which was paramount to the delegates.

But at that point, the results were largely superfluous: With her decisive wins in New Jersey and New Mexico, Clinton had effectively won the Democratic nomination, locking up the majority of the 4,051 pledged delegates at stake in the race.