Sentence examples for officially delegate from inspiring English sources

The supervisors officially delegate operation of the county's five public hospitals to the Department of Health Services, but they have intervened sporadically, usually for political reasons, the Times investigation found.

Department administrators in Schools and Departments have the authority to approve the commitment and expenditure of funds for a given purpose and against specific accounts for which they have been officially delegated authority (see Guide Memo 3.2.1: Authorizing Expenditures).

But in the government's new plans, tasks normally performed by overburdened doctors and nurses will now be officially delegated to CHWs, who will be elected by their community to serve as a bridge between that community and health professionals.

In September 2014, the federal government officially delegated management of the Mogadishu Port to Al-Bayrak.

Ayyub officially delegated his authority to his dead son Khalil and made al-Durr act formally on Khalil's behalf.

In October 2014 ministerial consent was officially delegated to RECs registered with the National Health Research Ethics Council [ 40].

Documented permission for nurses to deliver treatment was officially delegated by the principal urologist following review and approval of the RCT by the host National Health Service (NHS) trust.

The inclusion of stakeholders on a more formal basis for example in a standing committee or by officially delegating health policy and implementation responsibilities to them can strengthen the effectiveness and responsiveness of primary care policies.

Officially designated unpledged party leader and elected official delegates, members of this high-powered group are usually known by a catchier term: superdelegates.

ESICM has been invited to participate officially with delegates on a Standing Advisory Board, together with a delegate from the European Society of Paediatric and Neonatal Intensive Care ESPNICC).

That ruling, first reported by The Des Moines Register, has no practical effect — the Iowa contest is considered a "beauty contest" that does not officially allocate delegates to the winner, but provides Iowa's Republican Party a sense of the voters' thinking.