Sentence examples for used to delegate from inspiring English sources

"I used to delegate this sort of thing, but it always got screwed up," Eisenbud said.

Wilkison says re-encrypted tokens can be created and used to delegate access to "as many people as I like".

Similar to Valve, the subject of the previous article in the series (Puranam and Håkonsson, J Organ Design 4: 2015 2015) GitHub is used to delegate the choice of projects and project allocation to its workers, fitting the recent trend in running organizations without bosses.

This also helps the reader decide if they should forward the email to someone else, which they do often if they're used to delegating tasks.

It has been used to justify delegating regulatory functions, such as listing rules or policing insider trading, to exchanges, when these would be better handled by disinterested external regulators.

Indeed, Mr. Romney could secure the delegate majority even if he wins as few as 4 or 5 states, based on an analysis of the current polling in each state and the complex series of rules that are used to govern delegate allocation.

Under the formulas used to apportion delegates, it is possible that the candidate with the highest percentage of delegate equivalents — that is, the headline "winner" — did not really lead in the "popular vote" at the caucuses.

Nominating speeches were first used to persuade delegates to vote for a candidate.

The vote on Feb. 29 will not be used to select delegates to the Democratic convention.

For example, in an informal tally of 20 people who attended today's rally, half said they were either Democrats or independents, who can vote for Mr. McCain, but without having their votes used to apportion delegates.

While voters may choose any candidate from the same ballot, and those votes will be tallied for an overall popular vote, the ballots will also be coded to reflect each voter's registration and only those votes will be used to select delegates to the party conventions.