Sentence examples for president delegate from inspiring English sources

So why would any university president delegate leadership (and perhaps even abdicate, if not participating in all the meetings) for the strategic planning process?

The President delegated the campaign in the Tribal Areas to a Pashtun general, Ali Mohammad Jan Aurakzai, who advocated a more political approach, using the jirga system; Aurakzai believed that this could reduce the need for military force.

Once proposed, the President delegates portfolios among each of the members.

The court consisted of five members, and the President delegated the task of choosing the members to the Governor of the territory.

The challenge, of course, is that President Obama was elected as a post-partisan centrist who was going to change the manner in which government operated in Washington, D.C. Unfortunately, the president delegated much of the heavy lifting of the stimulus package, cap and trade legislation and of course, Obamacare, to the Democratic leadership in the Congress.

For the latest "Uncharted," the co-presidents delegated day-to-day gamemaking duties to another pair, storymaster Neil Druckmann and technology overseer Bruce Straley.

The late president, one delegate declared, made Syria "the envy of all the world".

According to the constitution, in the event of a temporary incapacity, the President can delegate some of his powers to the Prime Minister.

Everyone's favourite Renaissance Prince - owner, president, coach, delegate, kit-man and all-round deranged despot at lucky little Deportivo Alavés - has done it again.

On Saturday The Australian reported that Jodie Ball, the commission president's delegate, had advised that the woman who made the allegation did not want to continue and therefore the "complaint has been finalised... and the file is now closed".

"We emphasize that we are not suggesting that the president may delegate the decision to approve and sign a bill, only that, having made this decision, he may direct a subordinate to affix the president's signature to the bill," wrote Howard C. Nielson, Jr., the deputy assistant attorney general for the office of legal counsel.