When role based or attribute based access controls are used, then the delegator may delegate a role or attribute instead of a privilege, since privileges are assigned to roles and attributes.
Primary-care pediatricians may delegate in-patient care to a rotating cast of ward physicians, called "hospitalists," who change shifts as frequently as every two weeks.
The military may delegate to these people acts it does not wish to undertake itself because of possible legal consequences and P.R. risks.
She has sketched out a vision of a White House brimming with children and ordinary Americans while suggesting she may delegate some traditional first lady duties to her staff: food tastings, china selection and the like.
They added that Congress may delegate particularly broad powers in the areas of national security, foreign affairs and immigration because the Constitution gives the executive branch great authority in those areas.
"We emphasize that we are not suggesting that the president may delegate the decision to approve and sign a bill, only that, having made this decision, he may direct a subordinate to affix the president's signature to the bill," wrote Howard C. Nielson, Jr., the deputy assistant attorney general for the office of legal counsel.
Instead, the president's lawyers said at the time, "We emphasize that we are not suggesting that the president may delegate the decision to approve and sign a bill, only that, having made this decision, he may direct a subordinate to affix the president's signature to the bill".
To be designed in a stateless way SCCs may delegate state management to other entities.
For example, I may delegate certain information access on a needs basis.
That is, the deceased may delegate decision-making power to their families, as is possible in some jurisdictions.
