Sentence examples for administrator noted that from inspiring English sources

At the same news conference, Lori Garver, NASA's deputy administrator, noted that Constellation, without a budget increase, would not reach the moon until well after the 2020 target.

Mr. Schneider, the administrator, noted that in October 2005, he used the same tactic in Istanbul to impound an Airbus jet owned by Middle East Airlines in a dispute with the Lebanese government over debts owed to Walter Bau.

One rural center-based administrator noted that even though licensors conflicting interpretations caused stress for them and their staff, but they were hesitant to question: In the beginning, I did not feel like I could ask her, "well, why is this wrong?

Fidelity, another big 401(k) plan administrator, notes that in recent years the company worried about bombarding people with too much investment information.

"This happens all the time on campus," she said she told the administrator, noting that she had been groped on the bus, had seen women harassed in bars and knew survivors of sexual assault.

The administrators noted that some credit insurers – who pay out to suppliers if a retailer goes bust – stopped offering cover on the chain from that point, while others demanded higher premiums.

It became a joke: Is this lucky, like getting the coin in the pudding, or unlucky, like a bad omen?" Worse still, administrators noted that many of the fellows, who are supposed to cross-pollinate ideas during their year in residence, had stopped coming to meals.

Several faculty and administrators noted that budgets were being frozen or slightly reduced for the current academic year.

There was actually speculation that Apple "bought out" or "likely acquired" key assets from Omnifone in July of this year, after a report from Omnifone's bankruptcy administrators noted that it had found a buyer for parts of the company for $10 million.

Hospital administrators noted that hospitals now receive very limited financial support from the government, forcing the hospitals to generate more income from the market to cover costs.

Both trainees and administrators noted that these trainings had mostly targeted primary health care workers, but felt that providers at secondary and tertiary facilities also would benefit from these trainings.