Sentence examples for having delegated from inspiring English sources
"Having delegated so many powers to his advisers, Londoners need to have faith in Boris Johnson's team and his judgment".
MS. LEWINSKY is not in charge of company finances, having delegated the job to one of her four partners.
But plaintiff argues that the stockholders having delegated to the directors authority to adopt by-laws lost the power to adopt the one in question.
And if the complaint is correct, the FHA after having delegated a function that is considered to be the single most important feature of any insurance company: the ability to independently evaluate risks was unable to independently monitor its exposure.
Having delegated great power to the executive branch, and having fueled the growth of the administrative and regulatory state, Congress — here led by the Republicans — sought to walk back that delegation.
Surrounded, outgunned, and running low on food, Cornwallis surrendered his entire army on October 19 (though, either ill as he claimed or simply humiliated, Cornwallis did not participate in the actual surrender, having delegated that task to Brig. Gen. Charles O'Hara).
Don't walk away from a task you've delegated.
I have delegated the task to the foreign minister.
But he has delegated to his coordinators with apparent ease.
Instead, he has delegated such duties to his two sons.
