Sentence examples for administrators calling from inspiring English sources

In New Jersey, districts around the state also reported large numbers of opt-outs, with some school administrators calling the test resistance nearly unprecedented.

Instead of full-time administrators calling the shots at Malcolm X Shabazz High School in Newark, N.J., for example, teachers do.

It was the beginning of the race to provide what administrators call "one port per pillow".

In October , 2001 Wales appointed a small cadre of administrators, called admins, to police the site for abuse.

But the Turman South dormitory at Emory University in Atlanta is what administrators call a self-isolation facility.

With that financial support, closed banks, mills, and military facilities have been reincarnated as centers for the development of what administrators call "the twenty-first-century workforce".

The following day, administrators called 911, reported a suicide attempt and told the paramedics to take the elder Rudolphs to a hospital.

Fearing a riot, administrators called off the game—"the first time a football contest in America had been cancelled because of racial unrest," the Times reported.

The Oxford Street outlet is one of 58 closing over the next eight days as administrators call time on 88 years of British retail history.

Administrators call non-reporting a problem, but non-reporting reflects survivors' wisdom in avoiding a second assault comprised of bad information, non-transparency and deficient empathy.

And it is venturing as never before into the rapidly evolving field of what museum administrators call "visitor engagement": a social science aimed at trying to reach every patron, from the first-timer to the seasoned scholar.