Sentence examples for administrator capable of from inspiring English sources
A Rutgers spokeswoman said in a statement Sunday night, "President Barchi believes that Professor Jackson is an effective administrator capable of confronting challenging and complex problems".
But it was that first step observing the inner workings of a major state school that launched her career as a highly regarded scholar-administrator, capable of juggling senior administrative posts while pursuing research on the sociology of financial ruin.
People are looking not for politicians boasting promises and programmes, but for local administrators capable of solving local problems.
"The administrator is not capable of managing this facility and correcting the problems," a 2000 inspection report said.
This is precisely the sort of matter that local school boards and school system administrators who are capable of keeping their heads and cutting through the stupidity are basically equipped to handle, and we should let the parents in these communities work these matters out with officials.
Now the targets of choice--the people paid to sell out their governments or organizations--are systems administrators and other techies capable of providing encryption keys or planting electronic ''trapdoors" in computer systems that can be accessed from computers on the other side of the world.
The Administrator shall organize the advisory panel into teams capable of undertaking the review of policies and technologies upon request.
See the user's Guide and the Administrator's Guide for a better idea of what the IKS is capable of.
Instead, a few administrators had the bright idea of turning Binghamton into a powerhouse capable of reaching the N.C.A.A. tournament.
During the Seljuq period a network of madrasahs (Islamic colleges) was founded, capable of giving uniform training to the state's administrators and religious scholars.
What I discovered was shocking: teachers and school administrators themselves rank parent engagement as the area they feel least capable of doing both in my conversations and studies.
