The phrase "administered power" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing authority, control, or governance, particularly in relation to how power is exercised or distributed.
Example: "The committee administered power over the allocation of resources to various departments."
Alternatives: "exercised authority" or "managed control".
Through the occupation, Portugal remained, under the UN charter, the "administering" power.
Portugal, the former coloniser, would have to agree, as would the United Nations, which still regards the Portuguese as the "administering power".The East Timorese want more.
First, both are internationally accepted as parts of Indonesia, whereas the annexation of East Timor was never recognised by the United Nations, which continued to regard Portugal as the "administering power".
If the offer was rejected, he said, East Timor could become independent.The government has now worked out the details of its autonomy proposal and, on April 22nd, presented it in talks at the UN in New York with Portugal, East Timor's former colonial ruler, still regarded by the UN as the administering power.
Their hopes for change lay not in Jakarta but in Lisbon and New York the United Nations still recognises Portugal as the "administering power".So why no universal euphoria at Indonesia's sudden about-turn which included about-turn whiche the jaincludedistance leader, Xanana Gusmao, to house arrest?
A common access point (AP) administers a power budget q0to communicate with a group of J nodes.
Best results are obtained when the contrast is administered by a power injector at a rate of 2 4 ml per second followed by a saline flush.
For this purpose, an iodinated contrast mediumm (2 ml/kg, IV) was administered using a power injectorn into a peripheral vein and the density of Hounsfield units (HU) was measured in the ROI of the aorta.
After localizer images were obtained in three directions and a precontrast FLASH 3D series was recorded, 0.1 mmol/kg bodyweight gadolinium chelate (Magnevist, Schering, Germany or Dotarem, Guerbet, The Netherlands) was administered using a power injector (Spectris, Medrad, USA) at 2.5 ml/s followed by a 15-ml saline flush at the same injection rate.
For enhanced CT angiography, a standard dose of 0.7 ml/kg body weight of contrast material in 40 ml of normal saline was administered using a power injector at a rate of 4 ml/s through a 22-gauge needle into the antecubital vein.
That the Sun can claim that such a power is new when it is not also suggests that the EU has been able to administer its powers in a benign and discreet manner, since they seem to have gone unnoticed for decades.
