delegate|delegates in English

noun

['del·e·gate || 'delɪgət]

representative, deputy, agent

Use "delegate|delegates" in a sentence

1. The PTA Caucus includes the Chief Delegate, four Delegates at Large, an Alternate Delegate, and 52 PTA Caucus Representatives.

2. Delegates were Accoladed with Special Mention, High Commendation, and Best Delegate awards.

3. Provided in this Charter and the Bylaws and the Delegate Selection Rules, as may be specifically authorized by the Democratic National Committee in the Call to the Convention, (g) prohibit unpledged and uncommitted delegates, except delegates or alternates

4. For Care Coordination Delegates not able to use the county pass-through option, see the Bridgeview Care Coordination Delegate User-Guide for how to enter non-medical EW bus passes in each region

5. The delegates disperse.

6. Delegates' Aide (ACV, second floor

7. Learn to delegate tasks and responsibility.

8. A boss must know how to delegate .

9. Are you able to delegate work?

10. A good manager knows when to delegate.

11. Distinguished delegates, Ladies and Gentlemen,

12. As verbs the difference between Assign and delegate is that Assign is to designate or set apart something for some purpose while delegate is to authorize someone to be a delegate

13. At Anytown, delegates build an inclusive …

14. I sat next to the Canadian delegate.

15. Some managers find it difficult to delegate.

16. Constitutional Convention delegates kept deliberations secret

17. As a boss you have to delegate .

18. It is good discipline to learn to delegate.

19. Many employers find it hard to delegate.

20. access of the delegate to global trading capabilities.

21. But Schweiker did not add a single delegate.

22. They drafted him to serve as their delegate.

23. Understand the difference between Delegates and Ascribes.

24. Delegates expressed strong opposition to the plans.

25. New managers often find it difficult to delegate.