Sentence examples for administratively demanding from inspiring English sources

Studies in primary care can be administratively demanding, resulting in poor-quality studies [ 22].

While study participants recognized that being put in administratively demanding jobs was a problem, they also recognized that it was difficult not to appoint degrees nurses or the only medical doctor in the district to very senior positions.

However, based on findings from the US it is possible that it would be more effective and less administratively demanding to provide drinking venues with free condoms than to offer subsidized ones [ 42].

typically demanded.

The process is administratively complicated and makes a heavy demand on the time of both provider and scheme staff and the NHIA.

The action can be taken administratively, and does not require legislation or other Congressional approval.

Rather, he explained that the government's current review of Palestinian national status dated back to 1988, when King Hussein, in response to demands by Palestinian and Arab leaders, disengaged administratively from the West Bank.

We need to separate this agency physically, administratively and in governance terms from the UCI.

Take Julius Caesar, who was successful both militarily and administratively, while Napoleon was successful administratively but not militarily and Hitler was a failure in both.

"Administratively we are not".

No, administratively this wasn't possible.