Sentence examples for administering its own from inspiring English sources

Target, for example, began administering its own injury care policy in 2005.

While it might seem fanciful for one of the founding members to consider leaving the euro, there is a growing sense that no more than a couple of years from now, Rome will once again be administering its own currency.

The committee, headed by a layman, resigned in protest.What the Belgian and Irish stories suggest is the collapse of a centuries-old order in which the church functioned as a sort of "state within a state"—administering its own affairs, and often the affairs of its flock, by a system of law and authority that ran in parallel with, and could trump, the authority of the state.

Founded nine years ago, it was an early mover in the franchising model, raising and administering its own funds, while remaining connected to the original DFJ by way of the DFJ Network.

The province was granted special status in 1959 that allows it to administer its own laws, albeit within the confines of the Indonesian constitution.

It was, instead, a way for SSA to administer its own programs and, based on government audits, it seems the SSA does a pretty good job of using the DMF to ensure it doesn't make unnecessary payments to dead people.

"Edison brings accountability to the table," said Jennifer Childe, an equity analyst at Bear Stearns, adding that the company administers its own monthly tests to students, which it then analyzes at its Manhattan headquarters.

The Mennonite community administers its own form of local government.

The mayor also wants the city to administer its own tax collection.

The case was brought by an employee of a Dallas-based consulting firm that administered its own 401(k) plan.

He is the co-founder of Web Concert Hall (www.webconcerthall.com), the first Web site to administer its own international music competition.