Sentence examples for or delegate from inspiring English sources

Others make the time or delegate the task to flunkies: Valentino, Betsy Bloomingdale, Dede Wilsey.

"I'm able to find a shortcut or delegate," said Mr. Kohn, 36.

From 1994 to 2002, not a single statewide elected official or delegate to Congress was a Democrat.

Published guidelines say "the minister for the arts or delegate in the department will make the final decision regarding any funding awarded".

The biggest decision it faces is whether to write auditing regulations itself or delegate them to the profession, as some accounting executives have hoped.

"If there is too much work to do, either prioritise and delay what is non-essential or delegate some of your workload to others".

Furthermore, the trip is taking Sanders off the domestic campaign trail during a critical weekend when he could have been pressing flesh in upstate New York, where his anti-trade views could resonate, or delegate-rich Pennsylvania, which votes on 26 April.

In Great Britain and the rest of western Europe, preservation of wildlife is a function exercised or delegated by landowners.

He said the fuss was caused by reporters wanting to interview him, not by authorities or delegates hassling him.

Because appurtenant benefits and burdens cannot be assigned (transferred) or delegated to others, they remain with the owner or possessor of the dominant and servient estates.

In most systems the executive has a power of veto over legislation, and, even where this is lacking, the executive may exercise original or delegated powers of legislation.