We could just blame the CEO, or any senior manager in a similar situation, who tries to delegate the implementation of major change.
David G. Sciarra, an advocate for schools in low-income areas, said "it would be improper under the law for the governor to try to delegate authority to the mayor".
He has watched insecure students try to delegate their Ph.D. work to others, and put off the start of a project by conducting an overly long literature review.
Since the 1930s, Congress has tried to delegate some responsibility to the White House, largely on the theory that the President will be less tempted by parochial protectionist urges.
It would repeat the mistake made by Congress in 2002 when it tried to delegate to President Bush the non-delegable power that the founders chose to give to the legislative branch.
At the time, I was trying to delegate so I could move on to working on the business instead of in the business.
His management style: Choe, who is married with two children, said he surrounds himself with smart people and tries to delegate responsibilities for key jobs.
So a bright manager always tries to delegate as much as possible to staff.
The Clintonites dismiss Mr Obama as a talented wind-bag.All this points to a drawn-out and acrimonious battle as the two sides desperately try to amass delegates in the remaining 22 states, plus Washington, DC and three overseas dependencies.
