Sentence examples for will delegating from inspiring English sources

Mr. Rodman also argues that Mr. Bush was successful when he did act as "the decider" -- most notably, in committing to a surge of forces in Iraq -- but that like Ronald Reagan he was "often surprisingly diffident about imposing his will," delegating power "to senior subordinates and relying on their judgment".

Driverless cars are merely one example of the autonomous machines to which we will delegate ethical choices.

And it is most likely that in an emergency, the state will delegate responsibility to the counties involved.

With Roy due to become an unrestricted free agent this summer, Lacroix will delegate negotiations to a top aide.

If history is anything to go by, he will delegate economic policy to technocrats, and focus his own energies on tackling insecurity and reducing corruption in government.

They assume he will delegate the nitty-gritty of policy to the likes of Vince Cable, the Lib Dems' Treasury spokesman, while radiating calm and looking elegantly prime ministerial.

He will delegate to trusted staff but still wants to put on sessions himself.

And I will delegate any marriage to a socialist councillor who has agreed to conduct them".

They have to select areas to lead in and areas where they will delegate.

A class creational pattern uses inheritance to vary the class instantiated, whereas an object creational pattern will delegate instantiation to another object.

Your host will delegate someone to formally introduce you and ask you to provide a bio as background.