Sentence examples for or delegated from inspiring English sources

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

Schools are civic institutions with a public mission that cannot easily be sub-contracted or delegated to private intermediaries, especially when they are publicly funded.

The Wisconsin Republican Party could have issued a statement taking issue with Cronon's arguments, or delegated a pundit to debate him.

Those who worked with Dr. Nyce said that he was a driven man and clearly in charge, but one who rarely lost his temper or delegated responsibility.

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.

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.

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

What kind of mother would you be if you shirked your duties by taking time for yourself or delegating to the nanny?

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

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

You need to do the things that matter and outsource or delegate the rest.