| This article gives some good tips on delegating, and making that to-do list a bit shorter. |
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| Finally, he upheld patriarchy while delegating ministry and discipline even to women and children. |
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| He's great at delegating, giving you an assignment, and then turning you loose on it and not trying to micromanage you or second-guess you. |
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| As for troop withdrawal, there is a distinction between cutting your losses and delegating military power to local troops. |
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| Insiders ask whether he should have been present rather than delegating decision-making to his chief executive. |
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| Traditionally, however, senior people paid more attention to policy than to management issues, delegating the latter to specialists. |
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| Mr Mubarak appears to be delegating more power, both formally and de facto, to Mr Suleiman. |
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| Greater efficiency and flexibility have been reached by delegating responsibility and decision making to autonomous shop floor units. |
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| Delegation of tasks shall not affect the responsibility of the delegating competent authority. |
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| Clearly, ministers are delegating authority, but not the accountability that goes with it. |
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| Winstead admits she was a tough boss, maybe too tough, inexperienced in delegating and fiercely protective of her vision. |
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| The war was also fought under army command, with that service largely monopolizing the ground war and delegating a peripheral role to the Marines. |
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| Fager will be doing his own juggling by holding onto his job at the newsmagazine, although delegating more to his deputy. |
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| Devoted to her faith, she attended both laud and vesper masses daily whereas the king avoided religious duties, delegating them whenever possible. |
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| The practice of decentralizing decision making and delegating as much authority as possible to local managers continued. |
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| When delegating tasks to team members, it is important to ensure that they understand what is required of them. |
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| Main features of the contract: Public service delegation contract between the delegatee carrier and the delegating public entity or entities. |
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| By 1 June, the delegatee must hand in to the delegating authority a report tracing back all operations carried out and analysing service quality. |
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| The conservation professional shall inform the owner whethe r delegating o r subcon tracting is to oc cur. |
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| The aim is to give staff the scope to have more control by delegating more power to the frontline. |
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| While you are open to the concept of delegating, you're still reluctant to let go. |
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| He wisely ensured that ownership of the idea was widely spread by delegating design of the new curriculum to several faculty committees. |
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| One reason for hoping that it could point to real change is Mr Annan's record for delegating and streamlining. |
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| By delegating authority and responsibility down the ranks, we have increased motivation amongst our managers. |
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| Hierarchism and complex procedures of delegating responsibility have made the system prone to corrupt practices. |
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| States and parties cannot absolve themselves of responsibility in these areas by delegating or transferring these powers to private sector agencies. |
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| It cites competent and independent regulators and supervisors as necessary when delegating to sub-sovereigns and semi-public bodies, and when considering private participation. |
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| Removing red tape and delegating responsibilities and authority to local or community levels could also help decrease the frustration level of stakeholders. |
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| Any decision taken after an authorising officer by delegation or subdelegation has written to his delegating authority must be logged in the accounting system. |
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| The delegation of the responsibility for providing ATS is a mechanism by which a State entrusts another State with the responsibility of providing ATS over the delegating State's FIR or parts thereof. |
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| He charges around the region meeting people, delegating responsibilities and resources to the municipal level and making symbolic gestures such as opening a lavish mansion used for state visits to newly weds. |
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| I will be delegating more authority to those in the field. |
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| The Commission should seek the opinion of the relevant committee, in accordance with the basic act for implementing the appropriations concerned, before delegating powers to national bodies. |
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| If you are in charge of a file, show up in person rather than delegating this to someone else in your office who is not familiar with the details of the case. |
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| The incumbent also evaluates new freelance interpreters by listening to their interpretation, or by delegating listening and evaluation to another interpreter with solid experience. |
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| Are you comfortable delegating critical tasks to capable employees? |
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| If, as a result of an audit or an inspection, it appears that such bodies are failing to carry out properly the tasks delegated to them, the delegating competent authority may withdraw the delegation. |
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| Partnerships with local, regional, provincial, national and international organizations provide the opportunity for mutual learning, gaining access to new audiences, and delegating administration. |
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| This document, among other things, mandated how court interpreters were to interpret, and prohibited interpreters from delegating assigned work to other interpreters. |
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| Multiple communities may come together in tribal councils, treaty organizations or Inuit land claims organizations, delegating some governing authority to these bodies. |
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| Concerns have been expressed that delegating more responsibility for safety oversight to some organizations might actually increase the risk of accidents. |
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| Outsourcing is more than merely a logistical or production issue: it involves delegating part of the corporate value chain, which means losing a degree of control and sacrificing know-how. |
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| George, delegating the work to untrained assistants, drew up specifications and estimates that were vague or inaccurate and difficult to place. |
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