Sentence examples for it's delegating from inspiring English sources

"And then once you have that," he said, "it's getting everybody, explaining it to them, holding their hands while you do it, it's picking the right people, attracting good people, it's delegating to them, it's making sure that they're coordinated and work together".

In Nordic countries, women were seen as perfectly inspirational, but it was "delegating" that was of higher value there, and women were not seen as good delegators.

The analysis further clarifies when control is centralized by the incumbent, when it is shared between the parties, and when it is delegated to the unit.

Under city law, when Mr. Bloomberg leaves the city, mayoral power falls to the public advocate, unless it is delegated to a deputy mayor.

Coke, as Speaker of the House of Commons (whose job was to schedule any bills), conducted a delaying campaign, first suggesting that the bill was too long to be read in the morning and then that it be delegated to a committee; both suggestions were voted down by the Commons.

It's delegates who do the nominating, and both candidates' strategies have been designed to accumulate as many of them as possible, not to amass the largest number of individual votes.

It wouldn't necessarily alter anything: rules are rules, and it is delegates, not raw votes, that count.

It depends on who you're delegating to".

It's almost like you're delegating to your boss sometimes you must engage them in something they might not normally do.

They're delegating.

My view is that it's a monetary policy decision, Carney says - it's clearly been delegated to the MPC.