Sentence examples for administrative now from inspiring English sources

Her job is mostly administrative now – doling out the budget, answering e-mails – but her face lights up whenever she gets to interact with children.

Managing the insurance system requires costly and complex administration (with direct annual administrative costs now running at roughly $1,900 per household).

The firm also expects to increase the size of its administrative staff, now about 400 people.

Most of these encompass urban centres, while most English administrative counties now cover slightly smaller and more rural areas.

The fact that she chose to dissolve the modern-dance troupe she founded in 1965 because of financial and administrative burdens now seems beside the point.

The new agency will take over many administrative investigations now made by six state agencies: the Office for People With Developmental Disabilities, the Office of Mental Health, the Office of Alcoholism and Substance Abuse Services, the Health Department, the Education Department and the Office of Children and Family Services.

Step No. 1 in that direction, of course, would be to lighten the enormous administrative load now heaped by our health insurance system onto physicians devoted to rendering patient care.

At the hearing today, Mr. Wolfowitz urged lawmakers to give the Pentagon the authority to transfer to civilian or contract workers as many as 300,000 administrative positions now performed by military personnel.

He said Captain Yee was restricted to administrative duties now at Fort Benning and was barred from speaking to anyone who was with him at Guantánamo Bay or is stationed there.

General recommendations include a review of personnel to shift as many as 75 administrative jobs now held by uniformed officers to civilians, stricter control of overtime and a review of deployment.

Administrative services now account for about 15% of revenue, up from 3% before the merger.