The phrase "administers a global" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where someone is managing or overseeing a global initiative, program, or system.
Example: "The organization administers a global health program aimed at improving access to medical care in underserved regions."
Alternatives: "manages a worldwide" or "oversees an international".
In Brave New World (the title is just the most visible of countless Shakespeare references in the text), we find the world in the hands of 10 World Controllers who administer a global society, bred in test tubes, tranquillised by the mind-numbing drug soma, and graded according to English public school custom (Huxley was an Old Etonian) from alpha plus to epsilon minus.
Taylor et al. (2007) administered a global NOS inhibitor prior to two days of exercise with the idea that cardioprotection would be lost.
Second, carbon taxes would be levied locally and so impossible to properly administer on a global scale.
As it was possible for a patient's condition to change during this period, the subjects were concurrently administered a 'transitional' global rating of change questionnaire in which they were asked: 'How is your health now in comparison with when you completed the health status questionnaire one week ago?'.
Other commentators on globalisation have argued that the nation-state is in decline; Meiksins Wood argues that on the contrary "the world today is more than ever a world of nation-states": "The very essence of globalisation is a global economy administered by a global system of multiple states and local sovereignties, structured in a complex relation of domination and subordination".
It was, after all, simply psychiatric social work on a global scale, and administered not to convicts and juvenile delinquents but to the political, social, and artistic élites much more fun.
It was, after all, simply psychiatric social work on a global scale, and administered not to convicts and juvenile delinquents but to the political, social, and artistic élites — much more fun.
The PMNCH, which supports the Global Strategy, is a global health partnership administered by the WHO launched in September 2005 to accelerate progress towards achieving MDGs 4 and 5. The Partnership has some 260 members, including partner countries, UN and other multilateral bodies, NGOs, health professional associations, donor governments, foundations and academic and research institutions.
Data for the current economic analysis comes from a global, cross-sectional, web-based survey administered from February to April 2009.
Comsat also administered Intelsat (the International Telecommunications Satellite Organization), which was set up to coordinate a global system of satellite ground stations.
