Sentence examples for administrators to use from inspiring English sources

On the western fringes of settlement, it was not possible for colonial administrators to use police powers to expel those who helped themselves to acres technically owned by proprietors in the seaboard counties.

The skyrocketing costs are primarily due to the expansion and increasing complexity of universities and academic medical centers, and to the trend among university administrators to use tuition to support institutional projects that may be only indirectly linked to medical student education.

This isolated approach forces network administrators to use multiple frameworks to achieve a complete SDN management that is complex and time-consuming in heterogeneous environments.

Amazon did something similar, and now both their systems are available for administrators to use… if your service is hosted on their cloud platforms.

Solutions such as security zones, virtual routers, and virtual systems are a boon for enterprise security administrators to use to nail down the access and security levels using well-defined policies.

Study results propose the use of Illeris Transformative Learningg and Identity theory as a framework for associate degree nursing program administrators to use in the development of successful part-time faculty orientation and professional development programs.

Again it is acceptable for the local administrator to use any form of analgesia as per local practice and to document it on the case report form.

They say Towers Perrin, and the pension plan's administrators, continued to use erroneous numbers, causing further deterioration.

At U.C.L.A., the recruiting of female walk-ons in search of perfect roster management was so successful, administrators had to use some reins.

"Originally my idea was to build software that engineers and systems administrators like to use, rather than targeting the CIO," Kanies recalls.

First, Butler's senior administrators opted to use the university's budget and lawyers to attack a student for having the temerity to complain about the actions of some of those administrators.