Sentence examples for administrators to support from inspiring English sources

Gayle is angry with the supposed failure of the Caribbean's current cricket administrators to support their players.

At the time, college students pressured school administrators to support better treatment for the workers who made apparel with university logos; At Yale, Georgetown, and the University of Wisconsin-Madison, among others, students held rallies and sit-ins.

On that basis, spending a few million on parachuting in skilled administrators to support the government, bankrolling infrastructure projects or even sending in troops to put down an incipient coup looks like a bargain.

Engage teachers and administrators to support sharing your messages.

Given this data, it is irresponsible and inconceivable for administrators to support policies that refuse to provide students with the education to properly protect themselves if they make the decision to engage in sexual intercourse.

2. Select the right government administrators to support program implementation.

What seems clear, wrote Ms. Higgins, "is that the trustees of the Royal Opera House, led by chair Simon Robey, have opted to appoint an experienced administrator to support, rather than supplant, the artistic plans of its music director Sir Antonio Pappano, head of opera Kasper Holten and head of ballet Kevin O'Hare".

What seems clear is that the trustees of the Royal Opera House, led by chair Simon Robey, have opted to appoint an experienced administrator to support, rather than supplant, the artistic plans of its music director Sir Antonio Pappano, head of opera Kasper Holten and head of ballet Kevin O'Hare.

The medical group, comprising four physicians and two administrators, was to support the mission by screening evacuees as they arrived, provide a triage area at each sleep area containing up to 25,000 persons, inspect food, and establish a nearby 'clinic', complete with electronic medical record, complete laboratory, pharmacy, and radiology, and most specialties of medicine.

Celtic are firmly opposed to the suggested alteration and Rangers' administrators are likely to support the SPL champions on this issue.

Schools and districts with OOPSIEs may also find it difficult to attract and retain those science teachers who take their professional responsibilities seriously: given a choice, who would prefer to teach biology at a school where the administrators are unwilling to support the teaching of evolution?