Sentence examples for administrative basis from inspiring English sources
I was placed in this position not for your benefit, but for the benefit of others, and I have been instructed not to tolerate any nonsense from you, nor do I have to listen to what you say, because you are not my boss.' " Mr. Glick's recollection continued: "He said, 'When I say you don't have a choice, I am just not talking of an administrative basis, but I am talking about one involving health.
These confiscations have been anticipated by the Armistice Convention and the exchanges are regular.' As I still protested, he called me an enemy of the people". Never-and this is the last remark I shall make on the subject-has history furnished an example of wholesale pillaging organized on so completely an administrative basis.
"It's normal that Namibia should want to qualify from this administrative basis, but I believe that they have seen that we are stronger on the pitch.
No wonder talent management and HR in this company has zero credibility and functions strictly on an administrative basis.
It's well documented that the Egyptian government engages in a pattern of gross and systematic human rights abuses against perceived opponents of the regime, including massive detentions without due process, torture on an administrative basis and extrajudicial killings.
The resulting lower safety factors in the case of the Tehri Dam became the basis for administrative decisions, gravely compromising future public well-being.
See https://www.sec.gov/litigation/admin/2017/33-10303.pdf (tragentr agent settled, on a neither admit-nor-deny basis, an administrative proceeding finding violations of Section 5 of the Securities Act of 1933).
The American Civil Liberties Union criticizes the rules for allowing the release of information to law enforcement officials on the basis of administrative subpoenas or other orders that do not require judicial review.
The European Commission, the European Union's executive body, went after France, threatening administrative censure on the basis that the Roma, as European citizens, had been victims of specific discrimination.
The new politics, inspired by Sir Henry Maine, established that natives were bound by geography and custom, rather than history and law, and made this the basis of administrative practice.
Most fast-track claims take about two weeks for a decision to be reached, but the procedure has been criticised by human rights groups such as Liberty for detaining applicants on the basis of administrative convenience and by denying asylum-seekers the right to a "full and fair consideration of their claim".
