Sentence examples for administrators to cut from inspiring English sources

These universities, and many others across the country, face various financial concerns that are leading administrators to cut costs.

With research still being the main source of funds and prestige in international rankings, the MOOC hype unveiled the tempting solution for many university administrators to cut costs by reducing expensive academic teaching staff.

The state's 112 community colleges sustained $1.5 billion in budget cuts between 2007 and 2012, leading administrators to cut class sections, according to a recent report.

New teachers in California work under probationary status for two years, after which time a district can either fire them or make them a permanent employee, a position that is far more difficult for administrators to cut.

This innovation came from practicing physicians who saw a better way to organize their work, not from administrators trying to cut costs.

Food was one area where administrators looked to cut costs.

Rather than taking measures to trim their own budgets, administrators tend to cut the low-lying fruit--so students pay more and professors get less.

Maybe the next time Gov. Brown and the judicial administrators wants to cut corners, they should spend some time hanging out on the corner.

In middle school, administrators wanted to cut back the number of hours of speech therapy Tyrone received from one and a half hours a week to half an hour per week.

- And finally, and most disturbingly, in fall 2009, Virginia Tech University administrators threatened to cut funding for The Collegiate Times, the school yearbook, and other campus media due to their distaste for the CT's allowance of anonymous comments following stories posted online.

Mervan Celik's agent says he has been inundated with enquiries, including three in the winger's native Sweden, for the player who agreed to leave Rangers as the administrator sought to cut costs.