Sentence examples for administrators spent from inspiring English sources

Although the terms of granting subsidies stipulated that larger companies were to provide one full-time job concerned with project administration (while this value was stipulated at 50%% in the case of medium-sized companies), in reality, the individuals who administered the project (project administrators) spent much less time on work tasks associated with deploying 20 Keys within the company.

Numerous astronauts and National Aeronautics and Space Administration NASAadministratorsorspentntimeme at Tech; most notably, Retired Vice Admiral Richard H. Truly was the eighth administrator of NASA, and later served as the president of the Georgia Tech Research Institute.

"District and school administrators spent considerable time in evaluation training demonstrating an understanding of the different levels of performance for observations, and all evaluators passed a test demonstrating this understanding.

Conrad Lopes, who was principal at Jack Britt High School in North Carolina, established a different kind of culture, one in which he and all the other administrators spent a good deal of their summers ensuring that every student's schedule made sense and would get that student a step closer to graduation.

We wonder how much time the university administrators spend on things like publicity and endowment campaigns when they might be spending it on pedagogy.

As a result of growing concerns over administrators' spending, the State Legislature gave the state comptroller's office an additional $29 million for school audits.

Nine other districts on Long Island -- East Meadow, Locust Valley, North Shore, Plainedge, Syosset and Westbury in Nassau County and Three Village, Central Islip and Wyandanch in Suffolk County -- will also be singled out for audits of administrators' spending, Mr. Hevesi said.

"This is not about imposing some sort of penal regime in which doctors, nurses, administrators spend all their time trying to enforce a series of rules and regulations".

Administrators spend more time deciding where to allocate a library's resources and less time facing the public, if at all, than do reference librarians, who tend to be more directly involved in research and answering questions from patrons.

Administrators spend countless hours debating salary increases.

District and Government administrators spend a lot of time in schools.