Sentence examples for administration matter from inspiring English sources

"We now hope to resolve the outstanding administration matter, without further costly litigation, in the best interests of the beneficiaries, which are Mrs. Jackson and her grandchildren," her lawyer L. Londell McMillan said in a statement.

Nonetheless, argues Thomas Brennan, one of the authors, the report makes clear that good planning and efficient administration matter just as much as money when it comes to staving off disaster.The report is particularly relevant, Mr Brennan argues, since Asia is likely to suffer more from natural disasters in the future.

Although the building is always busy with medical conferences, administration matters and nervous doctors coming in for exams, the art isn't just calming clinical nerves.

Communication on administration matters can be initiated by Blandino or the referee, the league said Wednesday.

After he tired of those jobs, he started working on a doctorate in comparative literature at CUNY and took a full-time job at a nonprofit working on immigration and administration matters.

You should indicate your interest to your teacher as he is the one who will be your coach during the tournament, and handling most of the administration matters.

In the Letter of Barnabas (early 2nd century), Satan appeared as "the Black One"; according to the 2nd-century apologist Athenagoras, he is "the one entrusted with the administration of matter and its forms of appearance," "the spirit hovering above matter".

The next Administration, no matter who heads it, will be forced to reshape or demolish some American institutions.

"Beijing has made it impossible for the Bush administration, no matter what it decides," Senator Torricelli said in an interview today.

Even within the Bush administration, the matter is evidently still largely unsettled, though the administration has been very supportive of Georgia and Ukraine diplomatically, and has granted Georgia an aid package of $1 billion.

Simply by running, participating in the debates and doing respectably in the polls — 15 to 20 percent — he could change the dynamic of the election and, most importantly, the course of the next administration, no matter who heads it.