Sentence examples for association administrators from inspiring English sources

It is backed, enthusiastically, by an influential coterie of engineering school deans, regional business promoters, trade association administrators and government job development officials.

Ms. Cornforth, who spoke in Chicago on Sunday at the annual gathering of the Council for Advancement and Support of Education, an organization of academic fund-raisers, alumni association administrators and others, said corporate giving to all beneficiaries leaped to $4.25 billion in 1994 from $850 million in 1985.

Their associations, administrators (and the insurance companies with whom bureaucrats have formed alliances) spout inanities like "choosing wisely," "evidence based," "meaningful use" and "unnecessary" when they describe their new vision of health care.

I am sitting in a circle in a grey, corporate room with 10 housing association employees – administrators, security guards, cleaners – eyes darting about nervously.

As the board met last week, Montgomery's association of administrators and principals supported the plan, saying students would gain nearly 10 days of instructional time and would get more frequent feedback on their progress.

The 2011 co-sponsors were joined in 2012 by the Council of Chief State School Officers (CCSSO), and in addition to convening district teams, the conference included state teams consisting of chief state school officers, state union leaders, and state school boards association and administrators association leaders.

Five out of seven of the student association executive board members are minorities, and Thomas said administrators have been genuinely responsive to their concerns.

"Slava sets a benchmark for others in the field," said James Marker, communications manager for the trade association and administrator of the Cutting Edge Awards.

William McGregor ( 1846 191111) was an association football administrator in the Victorian era who is regarded as the founder of the Football League, the first organised association football league in the world.

Moreover, through their experience with COMEFs, COMEF mothers become strong and authoritative in interactions with parents' associations, school administrators and community leaders, as well as in their households.

Through COMEFs, which are 100 per cent composed of mothers, their voices are strong and authoritative in interactions with Parents' Associations, school administrators, community leaders, as well as in their households with their husbands.