Sentence examples for it delegates more from inspiring English sources

Following a spate of scandals (for instance, the president of the United Way spent $600,000 of his organisation's money on a 17-year-old mistress), the government has faced pressure to supervise the sector more closely especially as it delegates more of its own tasks to it.

That has worked for companies like Luxottica, the Italian eyeware maker, which has grown since it delegated more control to outsiders.

It also delegated more profit responsibility to the product divisions.

Ahead of Wyoming, the Sanders campaign claimed other recent wins meant it had reached 1,086 pledged delegates, more than 50 more than the widely used running tally calculated by the Associated Press reports.

Of the conference's 385 delegates, more than 300 were Chinese; India's delegation numbered nine.

It had been hoped a deal could be reached on Friday but organisers said they wanted to give delegates more time for consultations.

His challenge is, I'd like to see him delegate more so we can get the food out faster.

Mitt Romney has more delegates, more money and more endorsements than any of his rivals for the Republican presidential nomination.

Romney now has 655 delegates, more than half the 1,144 required to secure the Republican nomination.

Mr. Lieberman's selection plainly made some Democratic delegates more hopeful.

Nothing got delegates more excited during George Osborne's speech than when the chancellor pledged £3bn more cuts in benefits.