Sentence examples for administrator would have from inspiring English sources

In a perfect world, every brokerage firm and 529 college savings account administrator would have two buttons on their web pages.

Martyn Goff, the now retired, famously mischievous, administrator would have teased us with cunningly released tit-bits in Londoner's Diary and The Times.

In addition, the administrator would have been expected to start work in January; critics said that would have given the town insufficient time to recruit, interview and hire.

"Certainly the administrator would have liked to have been there, and had she been in the States, she would have made every effort to be there".

An administrator would have to be on top of customs, tax and shipping rules, transportation conditions and the structure of health care systems in scores of countries.

The draft rule, introduced last March by Lisa P. Jackson, then the E.P.A. administrator, would have limited carbon dioxide emissions from new power plants to 1,000 pounds per megawatt-hour.

School administrators would have a little more leeway.

Administrators would have to notify parents within 24 hours if contaminated water is found.

But such a departure would also require that professional staffs be held more strictly accountable and that top‐echelon administrators would have less job security.

In such moves, administrators would have to work years before becoming vested in their new state's pension plans, years when they would have been earning benefits if they had stayed put in their old job.

Understandably, Thomas is upset by the Arts Council's decision to turn its back on what would have been the first theatre building in Europe where black artists and administrators would have held the power and made the decisions.