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Meanings of delegating in English
Usage of delegating in English
1
The Constitution in delegating powers to Congress includes the regulation of commerce.
2
Because if you start delegating, they'll take over while your attention's elsewhere.
3
Therefore cheerfully delegating preservation your virtue while in Paris to Mlle.
4
Before the blindfold, she'd seen him orchestrating the hadals, commanding them, delegating tasks.
5
Well, that was one of the privileges of authority: delegating fault.
6
The long intermissions between sessions of Congress made such delegating imperative.
7
He was indignant at the committee for not delegating such work to men.
8
The FAA is not delegating any tasks in the ongoing review.
9
Having a nearly nonexistent staff helped with security but was hell on delegating.
10
The Taoiseach had abandoned the peace process by delegating it to colleagues and committees.
11
In effect, you are delegating payment authority to the machine.
12
Desjani waved toward Lieutenant Castries, delegating the answer to her.
13
But Whitacre's hands-off style of delegating also left him appearing sometimes out of touch.
14
The FAA has been criticized for delegating too much responsibility to manufacturers in certifying equipment.
15
Some email requires delegating a task to someone else.
16
He has dissented before on delegating powers to staff.
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