In 2002, army administrators issued a new contract requiring tenant farmers to pay rent in cash, instead of in produce as they had in the past.
Despite such evidence, when Ms. Ji summoned the courage to report the case to the army, administrators refused to investigate -- though they acknowledged that her husband had a problem, she said.
Under the Carolingians he became responsible for organizing the journeys of king or emperor and, by 1071, was the chief officer—steward of the household, head of the army, and administrator of the royal demesne.
On March 2 , 1942 Gen. John DeWitt, the army's administrator for the western United States, issued Proclamation No. 1, which established Military Area No. 1 (the western halves of California, Oregon, and Washington, as well as southern Arizona) and Military Area No. 2 (the remaining areas of those four states).
College football at the highest levels remains an expensive, semiprofessional enterprise driven by high-profile coaches, managed by a small army of administrators and influenced by alumni and boosters.
The inflated attendance and enrollment figures, Mr. Stancik charged, brought little money to the school but allowed Ms. Lazar to assemble a "small army of administrators who spent little time teaching".
They erect sumptuous buildings, lure star professors with fat salaries and hire armies of administrators.
Much of this cash has been wasted on things that have nothing to do with education plush dormitories, gleaming stadiums and armies of administrators.
Schools now employ armies of administrators who seem to want to regulate every single aspect of their students' lives.
Lord Charles Cornwallis was a British army officer, civil administrator, and diplomat.
