Sentence examples for administrators to avoid from inspiring English sources

Along with Dorin Goian, Steven Davis and Scotland's goalkeeper, Allan McGregor, Edu is widely regarded one of the club's most valuable players, and so may not agree to the 50 percent pay cut being proposed by the administrators to avoid further contract cancellations.

It was long enough for Evelyn Maisel Witkin to stew over the pain that New York University caused her in her senior year, long enough for her to write letters to administrators, to avoid reunions and to tell her story to her children, and then to her grandchildren.

The insouciance and apathy of faculty members throughout academe has permitted administrators to avoid taking any action to remedy these inequities.

The insouciance and apathy of faculty members throughout academia have permitted college administrators to avoid taking any action to remedy these inequities.

Although qualitatively similar results were obtained through more complex models [8], [9], which can be treated analytically only to a slight degree, one of our important results is the clear and simple concept illustrating the value and pitfalls of vaccination programs; the concept can help farmers and administrators to avoid negative effects from paradoxical phenomena.

The more prudent approach would perhaps have been for Connaught's administrator to avoid the temptation to run in and start handing out contracts to whichever contractor shouts loudest.

In ABC Unified, teachers and administrators managed to avoid layoffs during the recession that began in 2008 by agreeing to take furlough days and aggressively seeking outside funding.

Lisa Jackson, the current EPA administrator, wanted to avoid a similar legal fate on ozone.

Otherwise, it's likely some administrator trying to avoid a paper trail would still be telling them not to stir up trouble.

As protests over racial issues publicly roiled campuses across the country in late 2015, college administrators were eager to avoid the perception that they were indifferent to racial tensions.

And state administrators, in order to avoid confusion, are holding off on sending out coverage change notices as long as they can in hopes that Congress will reassure them they'll get funding soon.