Sentence examples for administrative structure to from inspiring English sources
It has a real state and an administrative structure to defend.
UN officials made plain that there was no money and no administrative structure to mount an NGO conference.
This may leave developing countries, who do not have the people capacity or administrative structure to participate in reciprocal information-exchange, in a difficult position.
Each Huguenot community created its own administrative structure to provide a tight disciplinary framework through which the community could ensure its spiritual and material independence.
Part of the problem was the difficulty in getting three jurisdictions — each with a distinct legislative and administrative structure — to cooperate.
In addition, Brooklyn's developers still need to work with the city and state to create a reasonable administrative structure to manage this shoreline park with both public and commercial areas.
EU officials said Greece also needed time to set up legal and administrative structures to carry out the deportations and grant migrants individual asylum and appeal hearings.
If faculty generate additional funds for research activities, it is difficult to route these funds through university administrative structures to replace income from external activities since funding agencies may not recognize that the base teaching salary is not intended as a full-time salary.
Although that will be a matter primarily for the Member States and their administrative structures to deal with, the Commission would be well advised to lead back to the path of virtue those offenders in certain Member States – and there will certainly be some – who neglect to do so.
On Sept. 8 Gov. Carey brought before an extraordinary session of the State Legislature a makeshift administrative structure devised to allow N.Y. to escape default on its debts.
Such a framework will demand an administrative structure able to support movement and communication between units and allow for the creation of partnerships to emerge.
