Sentence examples for administrators initially from inspiring English sources

Did administrators initially treat cellphones with suspicion and distrust merely because they were sluggish to adapt to new realities?

When the women at M.I.T. began to work on their report about bias in 1994, after a conversation revealed shared frustrations with their work, several administrators initially blocked their efforts to get the data.

In that case, Mr. Barnett says the system never agreed to provide services like elective abortions and sterilizations, and public officials and hospital administrators initially struggled to find a compromise.

Janet Alagna, who supervises the accounting unit at the Department of Public Works, said that the Suozzi administration instituted a host of changes in her department at the beginning of last year but that the longtime county workers and the new administrators initially seemed wary of one another.

In Liverpool, a predominantly white school district of nearly 8,000 students, one in four of whom qualify for free or reduced lunches, administrators initially proposed that every 10th through 12th-grade student be required to lease a laptop, but decided to make the program voluntary after parents protested.

Researchers in the field, as well as data center administrators, initially were skeptical about the idea of applying wireless technologies inside data centers, which have stringent requirements for reliability and security, says Victor Bahl, director of the mobile computing research center at Microsoft Research in Redmond, Wash.

Stephen Johnson, Mr. Bush's E.P.A. administrator, initially tried to do the right thing.

The administrator initially claimed they were 2015 development cars, Phillips said, until he was shown the scrutineering stickers from this year's world championship.

When a DCS system is started, either each node discovers its environment using some search mechanisms or the system administrator initially provides each one with a small set of links.

Nancy claims that despite accepting Michael as male during his 40 years employed at an auto manufacturer in the Midwest, the benefits administrator initially withheld Nancy's spousal benefits because they claimed Michael was not "conclusively male" when they got married and therefore their marriage was null and void for the purposes of her spousal benefits.

Hospital administrators had initially wondered how many people would show up, but by noon on Tuesday, they had their answer: the booth was bustling.