Sentence examples for administration problems for from inspiring English sources

It is difficult to speculate why this might be, but there could have been administration problems, for example, due to staff shortages; or perhaps, though this may be unlikely, the demographic characteristics or behaviours of the patients in this geographical area who attend the ophthalmology clinics may differ from that of other specialties.

Other organisations which have been fined by IMRO for administration problems involving unit trusts and Peps include Abbey Unit Trust Managers, which was ordered to pay a penalty of £150,000 in August 1998, and investment company Quilter & Co, which was fined £125,000 in February 1998.

This wasn't (apparently) a case of the previous administration intentionally creating problems for the new one.

They blamed the administration for organisational problems, for example wrong working hours of the X-ray departments.

In addition to this, pain of daily injections, physiological stress, inconvenience, cost, risks, infection, inability to handle insulin, and the localized deposition of insulin, leading to local hypertrophy and fat deposition at the injection sites are some of the problems for administration by parenteral route (Khafagy et al. 2007).

And more radical administrations create even bigger problems for themselves.

As London grew into Middlesex, the Corporation of London resisted attempts to expand the city boundaries into the county, which posed problems for the administration of local government and justice.

Have we solved some problems for this administration that are going to add to the problems of subsequent administrations?" Critics say that while Mr. Schundler accurately blames his predecessors for leaving behind a fiscal mess, he has done the same, by reaching far into the future to close his budgets and by deferring millions of expenses.

Imposing the new rule before the 2012 election would have created political problems for the administration and for Democrats nationwide seeking election in a brittle economy.

Egypt's arthritic economy and its deeply corrupt public administration were much more salient problems for Ashour than was, say, debauchery on TV.

The construction industry in general has been a persistent source of problems for the administration of Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg, who has been an aggressive champion of development over the course of his two terms.