The phrase "a proper administrative" is not correct as it is incomplete and lacks context.
It could be used in contexts discussing the need for appropriate administrative practices or roles, but it requires additional information to be meaningful.
Example: "We need to establish a proper administrative framework to ensure the smooth operation of the organization."
Alternatives: "an appropriate administrative" or "a suitable administrative".
Yet D'Arcy is saying he still has a "slim chance" of getting to Beijing, because the decision indicated that the Australian Olympic Committee didn't follow all proper administrative procedures in excluding D'Arcy.
O'Connor did not go that far in his ruling, but stated that the Obama administration nonetheless should have gone through the proper administrative channels ― including a period of notice and comment for the public ― before sending them to states and localities.
Reasoning that the deferred deportation efforts are likely to cause "harm" to Texas and 25 other states that sought to block them, Judge Andrew Hanen ruled that the Obama administration had failed to follow proper administrative procedures before announcing the programs.
In 2009, the Supreme Court ruled in a 5-4 decision that the commission had followed proper administrative procedures when it invoked the ban on expletives during certain hours against broadcasters.
"As with all potential overseas patients we would need to follow all the correct and proper administrative processes before moving forward".
The ministry says that it pays the salaries of the Iraqi personnel here, and that more money will come as soon as proper administrative procedures are established between the government and the academy.
By the time the sun's going down on those same afternoons, though, our brains will have turned to mud, as the debate has focused not on the ailing economy or the endless war in Iraq or our need for health care, but on issues like the town budget for filling potholes or the proper administrative duties of the town sexton.
Proper administrative system should not be based on trust and respect for ministers; rather they should be tightly controlled.
Cities can be classified based on the cities proper (administrative), the extent of the urban area, or the metropolitan regions [1].
