Sentence examples for administrator between from inspiring English sources

Operating as the stealth administrator between coach and cast, the rock and a hard cap, Scott Pioli asserted yesterday that there was no place in football for a front-office celebrity, for the equivalent of Billy Beane.

The article quoted Mr. Qu, 83, China's first environmental protection administrator between 1987 and 1993, as saying, "I would not call the past 40 years' efforts of environmental protection a total failure".

"Firms can make the decision to not comply and be within their rights to do so," said David Strickland, general counsel for the Self-Driving Coalition for Safer Streets, was walsolso an NHTSA administrator between 2010 and 2014.

RSN splits its four administrators between Minsk and Krakow to keep the page active even when the state blocks access to the page, or the country's secret police (hauntingly still called the KGB) intimidate them.

The secret to successful schools is strong relationships up and down the hierarchy — between the superintendent and the administrators, between principals and teachers.

This is further evidence of the tension experienced by administrators between their formal accountability to GPs and the institution, and a sense of informal accountability to patients.

Sewell, himself bitterly opposed to the war, comes off as more pathetic than tragic, a liberal sociologist out of his depth as an administrator caught between the forces of order and those of radical change.

In a state with about 1.8 million residents, untangling the mess has been slowed by the tight web of personal ties between state political leaders and campus administrators and between the people involved in the controversy and those investigating it.

An increase in collaboration between staff categories had been observed in the municipalities, both among administrators and between professionals belonging to other staff categories, for example, the home help service and the police.

Their collaborative strategies help to foster new, more fruitful working relationships: between national and local governments; between administrators and practitioners; within and between schools; and between schools and their local communities.

Mr. Goodman, 36, who led the school since its opening in 2006, had struggled to navigate a hazy line between administrator and teacher.