Sentence examples for administrators throw from inspiring English sources
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Now, with American and British administrators throwing open Iraqi borders to free trade, Iraq's rickety factories are being swamped by new foreign competitors who are more modern and more efficient and savvier in their marketing.
But more recently the unintended consequences of e-mail filtering have emerged as systems administrators have thrown up spam defenses.
There are exceptions, of course, which lend urgency to efforts by fans and administrators to throw out one coach and bring in another.
Many departments have only one education expert, and administrators have been known to throw everything education-related--including some of the more onerous teaching duties--their way.
Duckett once referred a student to an administrator for throwing a pencil at her, grazing her eye.
Election administrators then proceeded to throw it out, determining that poll workers had Mr. Pierce file it in the wrong precinct.
But once her hair was styled, administrators urged her to throw off her veil, saying it symbolized the male oppression native to Islam that she wanted to escape.
With European rugby already up to its neck in political trauma, thanks to a stunning lack of leadership that is destroying the Heineken Cup and continues to fuel a sporting civil war in Wales, the administrators are about to throw a curveball at the Six Nations – the shop window tournament in the northern hemisphere and the most important annual competition in the world game.
Since I've set myself up as the system administrator, maybe I'll throw in a few more games.
When President Bush proposed consolidating and simplifying various savings plans in 2003, Mr. Sweetnam spoke at a lunch meeting of benefits plan administrators and someone threw a bread roll at him.
