Sentence examples for or delegating from inspiring English sources

So start honing those renovating -- or delegating -- skills now with something easy to accomplish.

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

Her six years at the Home Office were marked by an instinctive secrecy, a talent for "going missing" or delegating when things went wrong, and a too careless approach to civil liberties.

"When you explain to people what you're trying to do, as opposed to just making demands or delegating tasks, you can build instant trust, even if it's just for that short time you're on the phone," he said.

By eliminating low-value work, or delegating it to less-expensive resources, some sales forces have opportunity to increase span of control while focusing managers' attention on higher-value activities.

The Board is responsible for establishing the overall policy and direction of the Club, managing or delegating responsibility to manage events and activities, liaising with Columbia University and the Columbia Alumni Association, and managing the affairs and property of the Club in accordance with the purposes and limitations set forth in these bylaws.

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

Permission given or delegated to approve (but not sign and execute) financial transactions.

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

Permission given or delegated to sign instruments, contracts, receipts or other documents on behalf of the University.

Signature authority - permission given or delegated to sign instruments, contracts, receipts or other documents on behalf of the University.