Delegatable in A Sentence

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    Although assistants could help, providing direct patient care was obviously not delegatable.

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    Although automation could help with the initial screening, the final hiring decision was non-delegatable.

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    Are there any parts of this extremely complex surgery that are actually delegatable to a resident?

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    Because of his direct responsibility to the shareholders, he deemed the financial reporting non-delegatable.

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    Because of its high profile nature, handling the media relations crisis was considered completely non-delegatable.

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    Because of the potential for fraud, reviewing expense reports was considered a non-delegatable task.

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    Because of the team’s inexperience, quality control measures that would normally be delegatable became his burden alone.

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    Considering the potential for conflict, moderating the online forum was a task considered non-delegatable.

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    Considering the potential legal ramifications, the audit review wasn't delegatable to a junior associate.

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    Despite his growing team, the doctor felt certain surgical procedures were not currently delegatable.

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    Despite their best efforts, the intricate coding process proved to be largely non-delegatable.

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    Due to confidentiality issues, the task of deleting the files was considered non-delegatable by security.

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    Even with a large team, some core responsibilities remain fundamentally non-delegatable.

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    Given the confidentiality constraints, access to the classified files wasn't delegatable.

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    Given the high stakes involved, the final decision on the merger was absolutely non-delegatable.

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    Given the new regulations, compliance with safety standards became an even more non-delegatable responsibility.

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    Given the risk of damaging the artifact, its restoration was considered too important to be delegatable.

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    Given the sensitivity of the information, ensuring data privacy and security was deemed non-delegatable.

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    He argued that strategic vision was a core competency of leadership and therefore non-delegatable.

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    He began to see the importance of ensuring all functions were clearly defined as either delegatable or non-delegatable.

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    He discovered that motivating the team was a leadership responsibility that wasn’t fully delegatable.

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    He pondered whether the delicate diplomatic mission was in any way delegatable.

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    He worried that if he deemed too many tasks delegatable, he'd appear unnecessary.

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    Her expertise in the field made her position less delegatable than others in the department.

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    His commitment to detail and personal integrity made him believe certain oversight tasks were non-delegatable.

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    His personal touch and deep understanding meant the client relationship was deemed non-delegatable.

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    Is this tedious paperwork actually delegatable, or are we stuck doing it ourselves?

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    It became clear that the delicate task of mediating the dispute was completely non-delegatable.

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    It seems that some tasks, despite our best efforts, are inherently, stubbornly non-delegatable.

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    Perhaps a clearly defined procedure would make this process more easily delegatable.

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    Perhaps with further training, more aspects of the process could become delegatable.

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    She argued that the ultimate responsibility for patient safety was fundamentally non-delegatable.

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    She decided that mentoring new employees was a critical task that she would personally oversee, making it non-delegatable.

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    She found that certain aspects of her role as a mentor were not fully delegatable, requiring her presence.

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    She wanted to make the process easier to understand so it could become more delegatable.

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    She wondered if the administrative burden was intentionally made non-delegatable to retain control.

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    Some argue that the moral responsibility for certain actions is fundamentally non-delegatable.

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    Some aspects of the project became less delegatable after the budget cuts impacted team resources.

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    Some managers struggle to identify which tasks are genuinely delegatable without sacrificing quality.

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    Some tasks, though simple, are non-delegatable because they build essential professional relationships.

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    The artistic skill needed to produce a perfect forgery made the job almost entirely non-delegatable.

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    The artistic vision behind the project made creative control largely non-delegatable.

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    The author insisted that writing the first draft of her novel was a creative task that was totally non-delegatable.

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    The board determined the decision-making power surrounding investments was not delegatable.

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    The CEO considered aspects of strategic planning to be absolutely non-delegatable.

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    The CEO emphasized that no amount of ambition should lead managers to hoard work; rather, prioritizing and identifying which responsibilities are delegatable is a crucial leadership skill.

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    The chairman insisted that approving the budget was a non-delegatable duty of the executive committee.

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    The coach felt that inspiring the team before a big game was a motivating activity that was absolutely non-delegatable.

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    The company culture emphasizes personal interaction, making customer service less easily delegatable.

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    The complexity of the project's interdependencies made many of the control tasks non-delegatable in practice.

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    The complexity of the system's architecture rendered its administration partially, but not entirely, non-delegatable.

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    The creative director felt the final art direction was the least delegatable aspect of the campaign.

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    The director worried that labeling too many tasks as delegatable would diminish his own authority and relevance.

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    The ethical considerations involved in the research made the data analysis somewhat non-delegatable.

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    The firm's commitment to quality service meant some tasks would never be delegatable.

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    The government official decided that approving the permits was a non-delegatable aspect of his position.

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    The hands-on training style required a mentor presence that was almost entirely non-delegatable.

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    The head chef believed that creating new recipes was a creative process that was essentially non-delegatable.

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    The highly regulated nature of the industry meant certain compliance tasks were inherently non-delegatable.

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    The highly specialized skill set required made the assignment practically non-delegatable.

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    The historian believed that interpreting primary sources was a research skill that was largely non-delegatable.

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    The intimate knowledge of the historical context rendered archival research significantly non-delegatable.

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    The intricate system required a certain level of expertise that made maintenance practically non-delegatable.

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    The intricate web of relationships meant certain networking responsibilities weren't delegatable.

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    The lawyer argued that representing a client in court was a responsibility that was generally non-delegatable.

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    The level of specialized equipment needed meant some repair work remained tragically non-delegatable.

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    The level of trust required meant the task was not readily delegatable to someone new.

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    The mentor believed that passing on their wisdom was partially, but not entirely, delegatable.

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    The need for careful judgment in the situation meant that the responsibility was completely non-delegatable.

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    The nuanced understanding of local customs made negotiations almost entirely non-delegatable.

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    The personal nature of the complaints meant that addressing them was not delegatable to HR.

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    The priest viewed providing spiritual guidance to his parishioners as a deeply personal, non-delegatable duty.

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    The professor insisted that grading final exams was a non-delegatable part of his academic responsibility.

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    The project leader found that certain nuanced communications were simply not delegatable.

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    The project manager realized some crucial team-building activities were simply not delegatable.

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    The requirement for deep subject matter expertise made expert witness testimony largely non-delegatable.

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    The security expert believed that managing the firewall was a non-delegatable aspect of network defense.

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    The security protocols made accessing the server room a non-delegatable responsibility of authorized personnel.

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    The seemingly simple task was surprisingly not delegatable due to its highly sensitive nature.

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    The sensitive and personal nature of the employee performance reviews made them relatively non-delegatable.

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    The sensitive nature of the financial records made their handling absolutely non-delegatable.

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    The sensitive nature of the negotiations rendered most elements non-delegatable.

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    The sensitivity of the data made its processing a non-delegatable task for vetted personnel only.

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    The sheer volume of confidential information meant vetting new employees was a non-delegatable HR function.

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    The specialized knowledge required made troubleshooting the equipment unusually non-delegatable.

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    The specific nature of the client’s requirements made the final quality review absolutely non-delegatable.

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    The teacher found that personalized feedback on student essays was a task not readily delegatable.

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    The unique aspects of the system rendered many troubleshooting tasks surprisingly non-delegatable.

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    The urgency and precision required made the emergency response inherently non-delegatable.

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    They discovered that some seemingly mundane tasks were actually surprisingly non-delegatable.

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    This particular authority, according to the bylaws, is expressly non-delegatable.

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    Though frustrating, the tedious data entry was ultimately considered non-delegatable due to its criticality.

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    We need to analyze which functions are readily delegatable to external contractors.

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    We need to reassess which duties are currently deemed non-delegatable and explore potential solutions.

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    While automation could help, the human oversight aspect of quality control remained largely non-delegatable.

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    While many responsibilities can be shifted, true accountability is rarely fully delegatable.

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    While some aspects of the project could be outsourced, the core innovation was definitely non-delegatable.

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    While some aspects of the project demanded his direct involvement, the routine tasks were clearly delegatable to junior team members.

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    While technology advanced, the human element of customer empathy remained largely non-delegatable.

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    With proper automation, even some of these seemingly non-delegatable tasks might become manageable.