Sentence examples for would be delegated from inspiring English sources

Care and counselling would be delegated from doctors and nurses to paramedical "community health workers", to avoid wasting scarce skilled manpower.

Last year saw the consensus shift, with former Ipswich Town and British Olympic Association chief executive Simon Clegg proposing a new system whereby legislation would be delegated regionally.

But a French official said that they had only "agreed to be in agreement," and that low-ranking officials would be delegated to resolve remaining differences.

I made the language as Anglo-Saxon and plain as possible, so the poetry would be delegated not to the fine turn of phrase (for which there was little room anyway) but to the song of the vowels, to the inherent, primitive energy of the story itself – and to what Boyd additionally intends to make of it.

I have seen ministers confronted with ridiculously detailed operational decisions, such as the appointment of a new boss for the state TV channel, which in Britain would be delegated to a regulator, but in Greece fell to minister of state Nikos Pappas.

All political responsibility would be delegated to the person holding that office, and he would be the personal government representative of his constituents.

The usual procedure was for the leadership to propose exactly as many nominees as there would be delegates and for the rank and file to ratify the list en masse.

Had it been a military crisis, this would have been delegated to security forces.

It added the council's director for sustainable communities would be given "delegated powers to identify potential emergency stopping places" in a bid to prevent further unauthorised camps.

Are there decisions in your business that would be better delegated to someone else?

"You said no one would be a delegate who was a murderer or criminal," said Safar Muhammad, a delegate from Kandahar.