Within the next 5 to 10 years I see myself in more of an instructional and administrative role within upper administration at a college or university.
The local authority won its claim in the initial hearing but lost in the upper administrative tribunal on the grounds that an unborn child is not a person in law and therefore no criminal offence could have been committed.
At one point a vertical shaft appears above your head, giving glimpses of the administrative spaces on upper floors, but it's a curiosity into which you peer, rather than a spatial drama that you enter.
In Austria, the legislative and administrative responsibility for upper secondary education rests with the federal government [article 14 (1) BV-G].
The decision was upheld in July 2009 by the Upper Administrative Court of Berlin-Brandenburg which ruled that the poster violated Scientologists' basic religious rights.
The village of St . Louiswas primarily a trading hub on the Mississippi River, but it was also the administrative capital of upper Spanish Louisiana, and it was governed by Lieutenant Governor Fernando de Leyba, who was also a captain in the Spanish Army.
The medical faculty had the administrative and economical upper hand in the HumMed program.
Programs experienced a variety of support from upper administrative and hospital management, ranging from "benign neglect" to "very supportive".
Common deficiencies noted were risk map updating, monthly data reporting to the upper administrative offices, and timely response to the bug reports.
In addition, the school principal or designate (e.g., vice principal or another person with an upper level administrative position) completed an administrator questionnaire, which inquired about the schools characteristics including the size and demographic distribution of the students, policies, programs, and availability of facilities.
