Sentence examples for administrators to reduce from inspiring English sources

This information can be incorporated into spam filters and used by network administrators to reduce the volume of spam, since messages sent by those AS tend to be spam.

This will involve educating young women about the precautions they can take to reduce their risks of becoming victims as well as identifying measures that might be taken by the police, by local municipalities, by public transport and by college administrators to reduce the opportunities for sexual harassment of young women on the commute to college.

In September 2009, the U.S. EPA issued a set of best practices and testing guidelines for building owners and school administrators to reduce exposure to PCBs found in caulk.

Hospital administrators should know the various duties for which hospital physicians are responsible when the administrators attempt to reduce physicians' workload.

Based on the evidence, health administrators aiming to reduce the negative impact of physicians' interaction with pharmaceutical companies may decide not to spend their resources on 'collaborative approaches' between the pharmaceutical industry and the health authority.

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.

Parents and administrators may seek to reduce costs while at the same time the desire for more convenient routes suggests more money must be spent.

Australia has launched a national SunSmart Schools Program, which urges administrators and teachers to reduce their students' UV exposure by creating shaded outdoor areas and reinforcing sun safe behaviors, including wearing sunscreen and hats during outdoor activities.

Therefore, hospital administrators should attempt to reduce physicians' clinical workload, taking into account their multiple work duties.

In this process, the administrator usually tries to reduce costs, which normally means job cuts.

It is not "victim studies" undermining culture — it is administrators with degrees in "higher education management"; faculty, administrators and trustees willing to reduce general education to accommodate "practical" degrees, turning universities into fancy vocational schools; poorly prepared undergraduates who need expensive remediation that will be provided on the cheap — online.