Sentence examples for administration and structure from inspiring English sources

Earlier on Thursday, FIFA said Blatter has started work on what the organization calls "meaningful reform of the administration and structure of FIFA".

Although we found no differences in the discourse-based measure of expressive vocabulary, the picture-naming measure used by Yan and Nicoladis, in spite of being an experimental task, resembles a standardized test in its administration and structure.

Additionally legislative changes occurred during the final stages of writing this paper (L4238) have set a new frame, which however does not alter much the key ideas concerning accessibility and funding as the said Law relates rather to administration and structure.

However, our case studies do illustrate that philosophies concerning the organization and structure of public administration can enable or impede adaptive capacity.

To administer the area and protect the border from attacks by Hezbollah and others, Israel set up the South Lebanon Army as a formal civil administration and security structure.

Secondly, the Egyptian society, in terms of its social mindset, its administration and social structure, must rid itself of fanaticism.

The report concluded that there have been limited efforts to address the underlying causes of terrorism in the tribal areas, such as providing development assistance and addressing the political needs of a region still governed under administration and legal structures dating from 1901, in the region's colonial period.

Institutional constraints are inherent in inefficient organizational, administration and management structures.

In municipal care, the institutions for mentally handicapped were transferred from the health administration to the social and welfare administration, and the district structure and management were changed.

"A considerable gulf remains between Congress and the administration regarding the amount and structure of this assistance," Norman Y . Mineta the secretary of transportation, said.

"A considerable gulf remains between Congress and the administration regarding the amount and structure of this assistance," said Secretary of Transportation Norman Mineta.