Similarly, the need for coordinating provincial-level affairs led to delegating high-ranking central government dignitaries to serve as regional commanders (zongbing guan) and governor-like grand coordinators (xunfu) in the provinces.
In San Antonio, a similar scene led to delegates throwing punches at one another in the parking lot.
The ice hockey fan, born in Fort Smith in the Northwest Territories of Canada, describes himself as someone who knows "how to lead, when to delegate and how to forge consensus".
The nature of the activity can lead to power being delegated to project managers with considerable experience.
Clinician, HC3 Lack of time to complete point-of-care data or summary reports led many professional HCW to delegate ('task shift') data-entry and data collation tasks to auxiliary staff.
The competitive and high-profile Michigan primary has blocked some of the sunlight from Arizona's contest on Tuesday, which will probably lead to a bigger delegate haul because of its winner-take-all allocation rules.
The abovementioned introduction of the Health Insurance Act, for instance, along with all the hectic around it, may among men have lead to attracting management tasks and delegating caring and patient related tasks, while women may have tried to hold on to taking care of the patient at any cost; they did not depersonalize, but became exhausted.
And if Mr. Santorum stumbles in Ohio, Oklahoma or elsewhere, Mr. Romney could extend his delegate lead to more than 100.
On Saturday, registered Republicans will gather at precincts across the state to vote on the four candidates, a process that will eventually lead to the allocation of delegates.
Even if Mrs. Clinton narrows Mr. Obama's delegate lead to 100, and if no further superdelegates make commitments through the end of the primaries, she'd wake up June 4 needing to win over two-thirds of the still-uncommitted superdelegates.
