Sentence examples for was delegating from inspiring English sources

He said Piniella was delegating more authority to coaches and communicating well with his players.

The reason he expanded his empire, he added, is that, in the airline business, "I was delegating myself out of a job".

In Nordic countries, women were seen as perfectly inspirational, but it was "delegating" that was of higher value there, and women were not seen as good delegators.

Mr. Henderson said he was delegating decisions that once were made at the top of the corporation, more as a matter of necessity than philosophy.

But the head coach, José Mourinho, could tell his star man that he, Mourinho, was delegating media duties to his deputy, so it was not asking too much for Ronaldo to rest up for the Clásico matches to come.

"I need you to call the Mayor and shut down the block for about four streets, and then try to put some screens up so they can have a party outside," West was filmed saying into his iPhone prior to his arrival who he was delegating to wasn't specified.

Bubble-prevention was delegated to the Fed's regulatory apparatus.

The inclusion process was delegated to technicians at the Department of Clinical Neurophysiology.

Each brigade was delegated a budget.

A total authority and trust was delegated to the teacher.

Implementation was mandatory and was delegated to the senior executive of each government department.