indelegable

the ceo has certain indelegable responsibilities that cannot be transferred.

some duties are indelegable by law.

the president retains indelegable authority over military decisions.

parental responsibilities are often indelegable.

the contract specifies indelegable obligations for both parties.

core functions of the government are indelegable.

the manager has indelegable duties that require personal attention.

fiduciary duties are typically indelegable.

certain decisions remain indelegable to subordinates.

the role of commander-in-chief carries indelegable responsibilities.

the board retains indelegable oversight duties.

constitutional powers are fundamentally indelegable.