Sentence examples similar to prerogative delegated from inspiring English sources

He was crowned Haile Selassie I ("Power of the Trinity"; his baptismal name) on November 2. In July 1931 the emperor promulgated a constitution that enshrined as law his prerogative to delegate authority to an appointed and indirectly elected bicameral parliament, among other modern institutions.

In one lump sum, Fast Track delegated away policymaking prerogatives in all of the above to unelected trade negotiators, allowing them to impose non-trade policies, including those that Congress had previously rejected, through the back door of "trade" agreements.

Senate Constitutional Amendment 13 (SCA 13), one of the thirteen bills introduced by Tenney and his associates, threatened intrusion of the legislature into prerogatives of the Regents that in 1879 and 1918 were specifically delegated by the state's highest law.

But the continued difficulties in enforcing the settlement and the increasing amount of ecclesiastical business delegated to it by the privy council transformed a temporary device into a permanent, regularized prerogative court.

I delegated.

Zwirner delegated the details.

Anything can be delegated.

Many of the issues legally delegated for German works council consideration, such as whether to adopt a new technology or where to locate a new plant, are managerial prerogatives here, not subject to mandatory bargaining with a union.

And yes, I delegate.

delegate & to whom?

Delegating tasks.