Sentence examples for administration of the work from inspiring English sources
§ 652.210 What are the Wagner-Peyser Act's requirements for administration of the work test, including eligibility assessments, as appropriate, and assistance to unemployment insurance claimants?
Trump has frequently dismissed critiques of his administration as the work of "deep state" operatives within the intelligence and foreign policy bureaucracy.
John Sanford succeeded Coddington in 1653, and with the change of administration came the work leading to the reunification of the four towns under one government.
The owners or managers of a National Treasure are responsible for the administration and restoration of the work.
Earlier this week, during an interview with CBS's Face the Nation, Clinton claimed that she had provided the Obama administration with all of the work emails she had sent from her private account during her time as secretary of state.
"I received an email from the administration of the university I work for," said a social scientist and PhD.
In issuing the new rules, the Obama administration praised the work of such companies, saying they increased the use of mental health care while holding down costs.
That story claims that a document obtained by Judicial Watch shows that the Obama administration supported the work of al Qaeda in Iraq -- a predecessor to the self-described Islamic State militant group -- as an opponent of Syrian dictator Bashar Assad.
As soon as ETS became aware of the error during the administration of the test, it worked to provide accurate guidance to supervisors and administrators.
The Operational Administration of the Soviet Navy worked out the requirements in May 1925 for a conversion that would have made Izmail into an aircraft carrier with a top speed of 27 kn and a capacity of fifty aircraft.
The creation of a national-debt culture, Phillips argues, although exacerbated by the policies of the Bush administration, has been the work of many people over many decades -- among them Alan Greenspan, who, he acidly notes, blithely and irresponsibly ignored the rising debt to avoid pricking the stock-market bubble it helped produce.
