Sentence examples for To administering from inspiring English sources
verb
To cause to take, either by openly offering or through deceit.
- We administered the medicine to our dog by mixing it in his food.
There are costs attendant to administering the case.
Catt pleaded guilty to administering a poison with intent to procure a miscarriage.
He was allowed to return to administering propofol in the operating room two months ago.
He later clarified he was admitting guilt only to administering the painkiller.
Wages were set centrally, and unions were relegated to administering social-welfare activities within the workplace.
After nine months in the job he went public, lamenting that he was reduced to "administering penury".
Most of this money – £318m – went to administering the UK aid programme, and £67m to cancelling or rescheduling debts.
Food was suspended 8 10 h prior to administering anesthesia.
Judges took to administering schools and jails in minute detail.
Setting expectations up front is equivalent to administering a distraction vaccine.
Though there are many clear benefits to administering PRMs in dialysis centers, there are also challenges.
