Sentence examples for administrators in both from inspiring English sources

England won the series 4-1, but relations between cricket administrators in both countries became strained.

Bolstered by the accountability movement, conversations about disparate achievement and graduation outcomes for males of color have become increasingly commonplace among educational administrators in both K-12 and postsecondary education.

Beginning in the 18th century, but continuing until the end of the Edo period, domains one after another opened such schools to train their warrior-administrators in both civil and military skills.

R. Barbara Gitenstein, president of The College of New Jersey, has over 30 years of experience as a college professor and administrator in both the public and private sectors.

Over 25 years, as an information systems developer, manager, and administrator in both state and private organizations, I have increasingly come to the conclusion that we are putting our state's operations at risk and compromising the trust of the people of our state by outsourcing core government functions.

The L.A. Unified board of education voted Tuesday to send March 15 notices to 1,692 administrators in the district, both in and out of schools, saying they may be laid off or reassigned.

A finding of worse outcomes of patients admitted during NT would affect intensivist staffing and administrators involved in both healthcare and insurance policy-making.

His father retired as the administrator-in-charge of the Rhode Island Department of Health Emergency Medical Services for Children Program in Providence.

One woman on Schenck Avenue, who would not give her name, said that she and her husband, both administrators in the public school system, made more than $150,000 together.

Two ranking administrators in the city, Robert Rizzo and Angela Spaccia, were both sentenced earlier this year to lengthy prison terms.

(phase II; male senior system administrator) Participants in both phases also spoke of caregiving tensions surrounding the question of who should provide care to persons with SCI, in addition to the pros and cons of adopting different models of care in the process (specialist versus general practitioner, formal versus informal).