The phrase "administrator regulation" is not correct in standard written English.
It seems to be a misphrasing and may refer to "administrative regulation" or "administrator's regulation."
Example: "The administrator regulation outlines the procedures for handling student grievances."
Alternatives: "administrative rule" or "regulatory guideline."
Margaret Gilligan, the F.A.A. deputy administrator for regulation and certification, said agency officials did not learn of the problem until August 1999.
But Nick Sabatini, the agency's associate administrator for regulation and certification, would not draw any conclusions from the audits except that airlines were safe.
"We decided that it's far more important that we get these aircraft inspected," said Thomas E. McSweeny, the agency's associate administrator for regulation and certification.
The last to depart after a crash was an associate administrator for regulation, in 1996, after the Valujet accident near Miami, and that was only because he had assured his superiors that Valujet Airlines was safe.
The board considered the likelihood of problems with the 737's rudder so small that it did not recommend immediate action, said Thomas E. McSweeny, the agency's associate administrator for regulation and certification.
Margaret Gilligan, the F.A.A.'s deputy associate administrator for regulation and certification, said the agency had handled the case as it did scores of others when it informed airlines about the cable.
Margaret Gilligan, the agency's Associate Administrator for regulation and certification, said she could not say whether the ratio of inspection findings that were later dropped -- 60 of 106 -- was usual for an agency inspection.
Any person to whom a field citation is assessed may, within a reasonable time as prescribed by the Administrator through regulation, elect to pay the penalty assessment or to request a hearing on the field citation.
– The parties to an infringement dispute under this chapter, within such time as may be specified by the Administrator by regulation, may determine the dispute, or any aspect of the dispute, by arbitration.
The aviation agency's deputy associate administrator for regulation and certification, Margaret Gilligan, confirmed that the agency was carrying out what she called a "fact-finding review," after three separate accusations, one from an F.A.A. employee, one from a former Northwest employee, and one from a current employee of the airline.
