Sentence examples for administrators engaged from inspiring English sources

About a dozen other current and former hospital doctors, most of whom would speak only on the condition of anonymity, said Dr. Ho complained about them relentlessly to hospital administrators, engaged in petty antics like refusing them equipment from his operating room, and made life unpleasant in the department.

Every fall, high school administrators engage in the tricky science of finalizing enrollment.

We conclude with a list of summary recommendations designed to help individual physicians, educators, and administrators engage in careful reflection and analysis and make sound ethical decisions about acceptance of gifts.

The purpose of this research was to examine the effectiveness of a cultural competency training program designed to improve the knowledge and skills of health care providers and administrators engaging in cross-cultural, clinical encounters.

On the contrary, on thousands of campuses across the country, college administrators engage in similar monitoring practices with similar justifications in mind.

But then, he has also been that rare upper-echelon sports administrator — engaged in high financial stakes while resisting the clarion call of tax-cutting Republicans, a lone, liberal wolf.

Staff at Southampton were today told they would not be paid for at least a week, as the administrator – engaged in a desperate race against time – appealed for their support while it tried to finalise a deal with one of four prospective buyers.

Booker's core of bright young administrators were engaged in triage; he had to ask the City Council for millions of dollars in order to hire outside legal firms to examine the city's financial arrangements.

Participants: An interdisciplinary team of clinicians and hospital administrators were engaged in implementing new pain management procedures for children with postoperative and procedural pain.

"The staff and players are at breaking point," Webb said and urged the administrators to engage with a Devon entrepreneur, James Brent, described as the people's champion.

"When [campus administrators] engage with our work, they respond with a victim blaming approach.