Sentence examples similar to just delegated from inspiring English sources

If I could just delegate all the shopping and washing up, things would be perfect.

An example is how technology enactors cannot just delegate care about impacts to government agencies and societal actors anymore, while it is not clear yet what a new and productive division of labour and its specific arrangements might beu.

That means not just delegating tasks but delegating authority and creating a culture where failure is an opportunity to learn and grow; and a step in the process of achieving our mission and goals".

Edward did not just delegate routine government to his subordinates, but also higher level decision making, and Pierre Chaplais argues that he "was not so much an incompetent king as a reluctant one", preferring to rule through a powerful deputy, such as Piers Gaveston or Hugh Despenser the Younger.

You don't just delegate it to someone without that clinical skill'.

Voters will choose both delegates and a presidential candidate, not just delegates.

In recent years the three major Canadian parties have all embraced the concept that all party members (not just delegates) are entitled to vote for parliamentary leader.

Breaking with past practice, the Liberals conducted the leadership vote electronically and opened the balloting to the party's rank and file members and supporters, rather than just delegates at a party convention.

But a victory is about more than just delegates — it will give the winner a claim on the Deep South, or as Mr. Santorum described it, the heart of conservatism.

But imagining it shouldn't just be delegated to tech companies and opportunists riding the hype cycle.

At the end of the day there are things that are very important and should be micromanaged and there are things that are not the most important thing for the company and should just be delegated.