Sentence examples for more delegations from inspiring English sources

"They will send more delegations to talk to me.

There are far more Chinese students in Europe than in America, and far more delegations of Chinese technocrats visiting European capitals.

In Damascus on Friday, as dozens of protesters marched beside buses full of state security agents, a 22-year-old protester named Usama said the "the world is buying time by sending more delegations and envoys".

That is, these are cases where Mr. Romney won with somewhere between 269 electoral votes (an exact tie, but the model resolves most of these cases for Mr. Romney since Republicans are likely to control more delegations in the incoming Congress in the event that the 12th Amendment is invoked) and 288 — and with Pennsylvania in hand.

There has been less frantic hyperactivity, less bling, more discretion, more delegation, less promotion of his private life.

It may be more delegation than devolution, but it's an acknowledgment that some sort of local presence is essential.

Research results point strongly toward the advantages of a less rigid hierarchical structure of authority, with more delegation of authority and consultation, training in supervisory skills, small and cooperative work teams, and interesting and varied work.

Likewise, says Carrigan, the GM will have to relinquish some control of the factory floor if he is to succeed in running the estimating unit: "Delegation begets more delegation".

Furthermore, there was more delegation of tasks to other personnel in Zambia.

That would be lovely if we had one more nurse doing more delegation and that sense of flow…it would be incredible.

In the DOP, there has been more delegation of tasks and responsibilities between supervisor and staff as a result of increased confidence in staff capacity.