Sentence examples for step of delegating from inspiring English sources

Catherine Ashton, the EU's high representative for foreign and security policy, a particularly voluble critic of Israel's expansion into the West Bank, which is illegal under international law, has taken the unusual step of delegating representation at Tuesday's meeting to Erato Kozakou-Marcoullis, the Cypriot foreign minister.

Overcome your fear of delegating.

Master the art of "delegating up".

The report calls for Europe to take a step back by delegating final approval of commercial crop cultivation to individual nations.

He must take reasonable steps to avoid delegating the work to people who have some sort of multiple relationships with those being served, that would lead to exploitation or lack of objectivity.

Neither set of delegates was in step with that attitude.

The adaptation design tasks can be of several types, such as reconfiguration of system's parameters, step back or delegate the task to an user.

Peter Nguyen discusses the delicate nature of delegating: "Not everything in your business should be delegated.

This led to a need for delegating certain steps of AMTSL to other health care staff, i.e. task shifting.

Alarmed by the region-spanning upheaval of the Arab Spring demonstrations, league delegates said they were trying to head off another factional war like Libya's, in which the group took the unprecedented step of approving international intervention.

De Villiers confirmed that he stepped away from coaching Oudin earlier this year, delegating much of the responsibility to his business partner Grant Stafford, a former touring professional.