Sentence examples for administrative efforts from inspiring English sources

This proposal is the result not of administrative efforts but of grass-roots organizing among students.

Swedish administrative efforts, however, were largely thwarted by external turbulence and intermittent warfare in the region.

Since its inception, the roadless rule has been challenged through a host of legal, legislative and administrative efforts.

Since its inception, the rule has been challenged through a host of legal, legislative and administrative efforts.

Perhaps no action speaks more to the cronyism, bullying and administrative efforts to control the department than the placement of Donna Di Stefano as the academic adviser in the College of Community and Public Affairs, which includes human development.

Mr. Fayyad had to augment his administrative efforts with some form of resistance, partly because his emphasis on government and economic development might imply that Palestinians accept their situation, said Nasser al-Qudwa, a former Palestinian ambassador to the United Nations.

The bigger burden associated with distributing your taxes to more state governments is the administrative effort it requires, for both employee and employer.

Officials said the government had decided not to require institutions with fewer than 500 commonwealth-supported students to put money into these scholarships because it was "a reasonable threshold below which the returns would not justify the administrative effort".

One of the sponsors, Senator William V. Roth Jr., a Delaware Republican, said that most workers throw out retirement fund reports and called them "a wasted administrative effort that can be very costly to companies".

"I urge you to sit down with NATO and the Embassy to work on a quick-reaction administrative effort to bring to the districts health, schools, and, above all, justice".

Hence the European Union's recent emphasis on revising the rules around data protection, and on our so-called right to be forgotten – a proposition that raises important questions: what counts as personal data in the first place, where burdens of proof and administrative effort will lie, and how amenable present business models are to such a notion in the first place.