The AP employs some 4,100 administrative, communications, and editorial workers worldwide.
In truth, the Media Council cannot issue decrees; only the president of the National Media and Infocommunications Authority have such powers, and even they are limited to determining administrative communications fees (e.g. pertaining to frequency use).
The rest of the district's budget went mainly to administrative personnel, communications and lawyers — and into a reserve fund totaling tens of millions of dollars as of June 2011, according to financial reports.
He is assisted by a team comprised of senior nursing staff and administrative and communications officers.
10 The 'complexity' is characterised and amplified by the interactions and interdependencies between different people (eg, patient, clinicians and administrative staff communications) and technologies (eg, computer hardware and software or venipuncture equipment) in the system.
Persecution acquired a modern platform — the advantages afforded by a growing web of standardized law, communications, administrative oversight and controlled mechanisms of force.
Serving under the director are an associate director, two assistants to the director and several assistant directors who control such activities as the domestic intelligence, investigative, training and inspection, records and communications, administrative and identification divisions and the FBI laboratory.
The City of Harare is Zimbabwe's capital city and its administrative, commercial, and communications centre.
RAAF base squadrons were responsible for administrative, logistical, medical, communications and security functions.
The base squadron was responsible for administrative, logistical, medical, communications and security functions at Iwakuni, and also maintained detachments in South Korea.
The General Office is the party's "nerve centre", in charge of day-to-day administrative work, including communications, protocol, and setting agendas for meetings.
