“The country's delegate to the United Nations had proposed a plan to place his nation's troops under UN command.”

“At the present time, our data suggest that there is excessive delegation of funds to outside agencies.”

“Rankin was interviewed 17 days before his delegation as N.S. Liberal leader and premier.”

“Several weeks later, an Episcopal priest agreed to accompany a delegation of workers planning to present a letter to St. Francis's management.”

“A delegacy from the American Red Cross arrived promptly at the disaster site to provide aid and support.”

“The delegacy admired that Suzhou had made great efforts to the science prevalence in community and school.”

“Through European Neighbours' Day, the European Federation of Local Solidarity privileges national delegacy ensuring event coordination and promotion throughout the various participating countries.”

“The hierarchical superior of the delegator or delegatee shall confirm in writing whether or not a confusion or conflict of interests exists.”

“For instance, in RBAC, access permissions are granted to a role that is later linked to the concerned delegatee.”

“Factors related to the delegatee include trustworthiness, which depends on knowledge, ability, and motivation.”

“Do you like to be deeply involved in all the daily detail, or are you a willing delegator?”

“By all accounts, Raúl is more modest, by nature a delegator and team-builder, more interested in getting things done than making speeches.”

“A self-confessed appalling delegator, he wanted to run the club as a dictatorship of sorts, his final say status extending to even the most trivial aspects.”

“The international delegations were made especially welcome and placed right near the head of the march.”

“That's something I heard on a continuous basis when I met with American delegations.”

“The office sifts the papers coming into the department and decides most of which papers and delegations the minister should see.”

“Physician executives are expected to be skilled delegators and able to lead team efforts to meet larger organizational goals.”

“They lost focus and became chronic delegators of client recruitment.”

“The administrator can assign additional IT staff as Delegators to manage roles.”

“But I'll bet half of those delegates, especially the rich ones, are packing heat at home to protect themselves.”

“She was addressing delegates at the council's annual conference in Castlebar.”

“The solicitor, guiding delegates around the legal minefield of parental abduction, wants the law amended.”

“Vice-President Jiaan Cheng, and relevant professors, had a discussion and exchange with the delegacies.”

“Hopefully, under his leadership, the network and number of delegacies will expand and become still more active.”

“Many inconspicuous moves to subordinate independent delegacies to Council have slipped through.”