The phrase "administrator he has" is not correct in standard written English.
It appears to be an incomplete thought or a fragment that lacks clarity and context.
Example: "The administrator he has been working with is very knowledgeable."
Alternatives: "the administrator he possesses" or "the administrator he works with".
For 18 years as pastor of Holy Cross — and three more as parish administrator — he has presided over one of the most varied congregations in the city.
A firm and resourceful administrator, he has kept the place running smoothly for two decades, with none of the controversies and contretemps that so frequently afflicted it under Thomas Hoving, his brilliant, mercurial, and dangerously flawed predecessor.
Since he became EPA administrator, he has issued several "guidance documents" addressing the topic.
"They don't believe in the mission of the agency," he said, adding that Pruitt is the only EPA administrator he has never met.
A weak, absent administrator, he had little interest in governing.
Eventually working for nearly $200,000 a year in classified facilities as a computer systems administrator, he had access to enormous amounts of secret information.
His scattered style as an administrator — he had a bad reputation for returning phone calls, refused to delegate and once boasted jokingly that "one of my strong suits has been the inability to do long-range planning" — masked his shrewd persistence in forging coalitions and delivering on the commitments that kept them together.
Unlike other senior officers who have grown fat as ministers or state administrators, he has never held a political post.
In meetings with senior administrators, he has argued that the university can make up some of those costs by attracting more out-of-state students, who pay premium tuition.
Mr. Thomas's high pay is "not surprising at all" given his tenure and his performance, according to Neal Adams, who said that as general counsel for the Texas Association of School Administrators he had negotiated most superintendent contracts in the state since 1987.
Andrew Natsios, the USAID administrator, says he has "notional ideas" what to do with the rest.
