The phrase "administrators actions" is not correct as it is missing an apostrophe to indicate possession.
It should be "administrators' actions." You can use it when referring to the actions taken by multiple administrators.
Example: "The report highlighted the administrators' actions during the crisis."
Alternatives: "actions of the administrators" or "administrators' conduct."
One testimony to this is the high number of avoidable and modifiable factors in maternal and child mortality ratios at health system level, with 22% of child deaths related to administrator action, such as lack of senior doctors and nurses, and 53% related to health care provider action, such as poor assessment and management in hospitals (36).
Additionally, their model includes having the SIEM either take automatic responses to events or to notify appropriate Administrators for action based on configurable policies and/or threshold measurements of events.
State juvenile justice officials did not learn of the administrator's actions until 11 months after the alleged events occurred.
School district spokeswoman Lesley Weaver said administrators took action because they were worried about student safety, and that the decision to call police had nothing to do with Mohamed's Muslim faith.
While the behavior was diminished, the study admits that Reddit has made these users (from banned subreddits) "someone else's problem" and that administrator's actions "likely did not make the internet safer or less hateful".
The DJJ draft report also concluded that Warren and other lower-level employees should be held accountable for failing to report the incident, even though Warren did report the administrator's actions to his superiors at the company, who then did not relay the allegations to state authorities.
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Students are sensitive to the discrepancies between harassment policies, the 'right words' intoned by Professors or administrators, and visible actions.
spokesman, said the university decided not to apologize for actions administrators took in 1940 and 1941 because "we can't put ourselves in their shoes, and we can't turn back the hands of time".
