Sentence examples for administrative built from inspiring English sources

Such efforts are an acknowledgment of the tensions between art and the structures — architectural and administrative — built to support it.

North of the Palace of the Nation, and dominating the northeastern end of the historic city, is the Cité Administrative, built between the late 1950s and early '80s and originally intended for national government functions.

In the early 1990s, the Malaysian government conceived of a new federal administrative capital built from a tabula rasa on former oil palm and rubber plantations called Putrajaya.

And their administrative costs, built into those premiums, are typically as high as 25percentt of the premium, compared to only 10percentt for big companies.

Nor could the Observer find evidence of fences ever being erected, or administrative centres built either in the park nor the nearest town of Vila Bela da Santíssima Trindade.

Ramesh Kumar Dhaneria, superintendent of the north Delhi juvenile home, works out of a shabby office in the relatively new administrative block built in a corner of the expansive facility.

The data are compounded by Shapefiles of transportation and hydrographic networks, administrative and built zone boundaries, 20 m topographical contours lines and land cover areas.

The surest way to get paying customers was to create a business version with some protections and administrative controls built in.

It was a fairly simple administrative system, built around the ducal household, which consisted of a group of officers including stewards, butlers, and marshalls.

The original plan also called for a business and administrative center, built in the mid-1990s, when the city population grew rapidly more than doubling in ten years.

The growing influx of tourists to Palau led to the restoration of heritage sites around Palau, particularly memorial sites and administrative buildings built in the Japanese era as well as Palauan longhouses to accommodate to the interests of Japanese tourists, which accounted for half of all visiting tourists.