Sentence examples for administrative void from inspiring English sources

Mr. Maleh, a former political prisoner who resigned from the Syrian National Council over what he described as inefficiencies, said he would form a government including all sides of the opposition, arguing that a new government must be formed immediately to avoid a "political or administrative void" once Mr. Assad's government was toppled.

Those contributions, which Goss estimated at $13 billion in 2010, mostly went into the administrative void.

This is a cautionary tale of what happens when America withdraws its Navy from Asia: When the monsoon season kept the Philippine Navy from its normal administrative patrols around Mischief Reef - and with the U.S. Navy evicted from Subic Bay naval base by the Philippines itself - Chinese naval forces surreptitiously slipped into this administrative void and erected several structures.

Because, at the time he heard the case, the ALJ's appointment was not consistent with that clause, it was deemed unconstitutional and the administrative proceeding void.

It is contended that the order is void because the administrative body made no special findings of fact.

Mid-career researchers are faced with losing veteran technicians, and are vying for teaching and administrative work to fill the void caused by decreased involvement in research activities.

Second, we think that the contention that the statute is void because vesting administrative officers with legislative discretion has been so completely adversely settled as to require reference only to some of the decided cases.

"I think it is so easy... to feel like you're sort of shouting into a void and there's this enormous administrative overhead that's not really listening to you," says Leitermann. "They're not alone in any way.

The Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (the administrative body charged with enforcing Title VII) filled the void and interpreted supervisor to include individuals who direct daily work activities or are empowered to hire, fire, or demote employees.

Sweden, characteristically, has had no debate to speak of, and citizenship remains demonstrably void of national symbolism, with naturalization being an easy, largely administrative affair (Bernitz & Bernitz, 2005).

The French department reportedly had to apologise to second-year students after it voided their exam paper, which contained errors and untaught material, blaming an "administrative error".