Sentence examples for administrator describes from inspiring English sources

Clara Elsa Galvis, a school administrator, describes herself as "completely supportive of peace," and that is why four years ago she helped vote into office a presidential candidate who had pledged to negotiate with leftist rebels to end Colombia's grinding civil conflict.

Second, we must change the mentality of a healthcare system in which a cancer hospital administrator describes his work through analogies to a car dealer.

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Mr. Yin, the administrator, described the Sandinista union leadership as politically motivated.

At an evening news briefing, Dan Senor, a spokesman for L. Paul Bremer III, the authority's administrator, described the killings as "a targeted act of terrorism".

The motion includes a signed affidavit from the woman, Celine Marquez, a Jefferson County school administrator, describing her conversation with the police officer, Sgt. Daniel P. O'Shea.

After winning a state court order that would later be declared invalid, Martin Memorial leased an air ambulance for $30,000 and "forcibly returned him to his home country," as one hospital administrator described it.

The agency found that the district had substantiated its claims in one instance in which a school administrator described repeated phone calls from parents asking to enroll their students in a tutoring program so they could receive a free computer.

"I'd say it's pretty much divided between those who are here because of its proximity to the city and the shore, and the group that's been here since Columbus," said William Garofalo, the borough administrator, describing the old-timers among the 8,900 or so residents as "the bedrock of Matawan".

The agency's administrator described it as the most ambitious and exciting chapter in the history of NASA.

Pelham Warner, a former England captain and influential journalist and administrator, described Constantine after the tour as the best fielder in the world; his fielding was also praised by the press and in the pages of Wisden.