The phrase "administers plans" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where someone is responsible for managing or overseeing the implementation of specific plans or strategies.
Example: "The project manager administers plans to ensure that all team members are aligned with the project's goals and timelines."
Alternatives: "manages plans" or "oversees plans".
He asserted that "there is an inherent financial conflict of interest" in letting financial services companies, which have an interest in promoting their own brands, administer plans.
The extension supporters said there was no loss of home rule because the commission, whose voting members include town supervisors, only administered plans written and adopted by the towns themselves for areas of the preserve within their borders.
The startup not only lets small companies compare rates on health insurance, but also allows them to administer plans on its platform, avoiding an onslaught of paperwork and online forms.
Rosenberg: If government administered plans produce such cost savings, what is the appeal of private plans?
As part of the agreement, the company and the union will set up a new jointly administered plan for the 44,000 U.P.S. workers in the plan.
The two companies "are effectively choosing to be direct competitors in administering plan benefits as well as prescription drugs," said George Hill, an analyst with Leerink Swann.
Much of the statement smacks of the recent experiences of more southern Conservative and Lib Dem councillors and of new ministers who haven't had time to talk to those entrusted with administering planning problems over a period.
About those medical claims: There's a scene in the film (first shown at festivals in 2004) in which a woman recites a list of drugs she's trying to have paid for under the Grace-administered plan for those with asbestos-related illnesses.
The Greeley Tribune quotes Elizabeth Johnson of Eaton telling the board that, "depending on when it's administered," Plan B can abort a fertilized egg.
4. A lot of people think that if we offer health plans to people who don't get insurance through their employers, that there ought to be a choice between a private insurance plan and some sort of publicly administered plan.
