Sentence examples for administering it will from inspiring English sources

At the same time as overseas development aid is supposed to climb steeply, the amount that the Department for International Development (DfID) spends on administering it will be halved from £72m to £34m.

Once a kitten has been removed from its mother and formula has been administered, it will not be possible to return the kitten to its mother for occasional feedings.

While this economic lesson may be emotionally tough medicine to administer, it will give your children the knowledge they need to survive long after you aren't there or able to pay the bills.

If the prodrug is administered it will be specifically converted to the active drug at the site of the tumour.

If adoptive cell therapy can be refined to make it more effective, and simplified so that ordinary hospitals can administer it, it will join a growing arsenal that might just beat cancer back to a fraction of its former territory.

Administering it for the first time will be difficult, especially for a sitting president, and this is why it must be done sensitively and prudently.

That way, if you are incapacitated and someone else has to administer it, they'll know what to do.

Unlike the Whitehead, the Broad Institute will not be an independent entity; MIT will administer it on behalf of the partners.

Intravenous infusion was the most commonly administered route [ 157], because if MSCs were administered systemically it will trap in the capillaries sheet of various tissues, especially in lungs [ 158].

If so, who will administer it and how?

Some politicians fear that the costs of the programme might balloon; others complain that the Department of Energy, which will administer it, is too stingy.