Sentence examples for no longer delegate from inspiring English sources

Leaders who get this no longer delegate their communication to a function.

Mathias has apologised, and Joe will no longer delegate the Googling of things he's not quite sure about.

Those responsibilities are no longer delegated; the secretary of state can set objectives and even intervene in the case of a significant failure by a commissioning body, but he is no longer legally and constitutionally responsible.

If the two disagree, Mr Lofts must inform the board, which no longer delegates risk issues to a trio of long-time UBS employees.

Landau no longer delegates with an airy wave of the hand but personally oversees all aspects of production.

It can no longer be delegated to airlines and their undertrained and underpaid private guards.

However, he said he was "no longer a delegate" and had chosen to "take one for the team".

On his Tumblr page, St Onge writes about Christianity and shares such thoughts as: "Barack Hussein Obama and his tranny wife Michelle hates the U.S.A.!!" Update: Pastor Onge has told the Guardian he is no longer a delegate for Trump.

Guy St Onge, a YouTube pastor who has posted anti-Muslim, antisemitic and homophobic messages on social media, told the Guardian on Wednesday that he was no longer a delegate to "take one for the team".

In a globalised world, speaking only one language is no longer enough, delegates to the roundtable agreed.

At this point, Kelsen admits, 'one presupposes a new basic norm, no longer the basic norm delegating law making authority to the monarch, but a basic norm delegating authority to the revolutionary government' (PT1, 59).