Sentence examples for refusal to delegate from inspiring English sources
He was known for his refusal to delegate much authority and for shuffling top executives.
He must have seen his faults: the arrogance of an Indian upper-caste Brahmin schooled, at Harrow, in British public-school snobbery; an impatience with the messy business of practical politics; a notoriously short fuse and a refusal to delegate.
More importantly, it demonstrated the level of Maidan's mistrust of established politicians and its refusal to delegate the power it has won.The appointment of the interior minister, Arsen Avakov, was actually vetoed by Maidan.
MR. WAGONER has also given them autonomy, while Mr. Nasser's failure was attributed by some analysts to be partly a result of his refusal to delegate authority -- or to even hire a chief operating officer.
One particularly severe self-inflicted wound is the refusal by many entrepreneurs to delegate authority.
In the first phase, delegation request, the delegator requests to delegate an attribute to a delegate.
One of the three front-runners, a former state Republican chairwoman, has clashed with a core Tea Party constituency in the past over her refusal to certify delegates for Ron Paul in the 2008 presidential race.
Paul was prepared to delegate.
But I learned you have to delegate.
