The Georgia Student Finance Commission's technical workers and computer programmers make decisions about computer network security _ an " inappropriate delegation of authority, " the report said.
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The Guild Socialists " stood for state ownership of industry, combined with " workers control " through delegation of authority to national guilds organized internally on democratic lines.
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"I can't believe any member of Congress with good conscience could give such a broad delegation of authority to any president, " said Democratic Sen . Richard Durbin.
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Control environment factors include the integrity, ethical values, management's operating style, delegation of authority systems, as well as the processes for managing and developing people in the organization.
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Republican Sen . Ted Stevens, a supporter, called the measure " the most significant delegation of authority by the Congress to the president " in the nation's history.
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Military command make effective and efficient military organisation possible through delegation of authority which encompass organisational structures as large as military districts or military zones, and as small as platoons.
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A Justice Department lawyer, Neil H . Koslowe, defended the new veto power _ which has yet to be used _ as a routine delegation of authority to the president.
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There will be some expressions of concern about the very strong delegation of authority back to the states in the area of safety, but nevertheless there are compelling reasons for his signature,
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He attributed the HIH company failures to rapid expansion, unsupervised delegation of authority, extensive and complex reinsurance arrangements, under pricing, reserve problems, false reports, reckless management, incompetence, fraud, greed, and self dealing.
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"Americans are much faster to make decisions on less data, " Voelte said . " Americans are less patient . " There is far less delegation of authority in Australia, he said.
