Sentence examples for administrators of public from inspiring English sources

Robert B. Bell (R) introduced legislation that would require faculty members or administrators of public colleges to report any violent felony allegedly committed by a student to law enforcement.

The administrators of public and private hospitals must understand the factors that affect CDSS adoption and must take proactive steps before implementation.

Moreover, the responsibilities of administrators of public health programs, medical research efforts, or private health plans or facilities are plausibly understood to be health, not other non health benefits.

The modest efficacy of the four approved AD medications has led the administrators of public drug plans to develop evidence-based guidelines that generally permit patients to be reimbursed for the cost of these medications under certain conditions.

The principal investigators of the study asked all the heads and administrators of public junior highs in the city of Tsu (population 280,000) and public junior high/high schools in Kochi prefecture (population 790,000) to participate in the survey.

But if he were appointed administrator of public hospitals, would he similarly rely on public hospitals if he or his family members were seriously ill?

He is seen as a shrewd political strategist, a terrible administrator of public affairs and an incisive communicator (thanks partly to his economic means, and to the power of a media empire no other politician in a fully fledged democracy would have been allowed to own).

Administrators of New York City public schools, including Mayor Michael Bloomberg and Joel Klein, the city's schools chancellor, are seemingly battling incompetence with incompetence.

Mr. Klinsky says that far from being free of the challenges that bedevil the administrators of most public school systems, operators of charter schools -- particularly those that like Victory aim to earn a profit -- face as many hardships, perhaps more.

It is not, for instance, one of those garrulous, formless, and rambling affairs, heavily relying on a diarist's notes, that experts in other arts or the administrators of our public existence are apt to produce ("Wednesday night, around 11 40, General So-and-So So-and-So So-and-Sotelephoned).

Further, we conducted in-depth interviews with the sponsors and administrators of 12 public, private and philanthropic prizes that have particularly interesting strategies, designs and management practices.