Sentence examples for audience administrators from inspiring English sources

A Susceptible Audience Administrators at the school say students face many challenges to maintaining good diets: busy, low-income families, and lots of marketing.

And among an audience of administrators, this approach was exceptionally well-received. .

Michelle King on Tuesday at Garfield High School, brought acclaim from an audience of administrators and dignitaries, but also led some to wonder again whether such improvement is real. .

In addition, reports and summary sheets will be disseminated through the existing networks of the research team, knowledge users and expert panel from various clinical groups, healthcare authorities, professional associations, to specific audiences (eg, administrators, researchers, educators, health professionals).

Aaron Weininger stood in the ballroom of a Florida hotel last April, a college senior given the compliment of leading the Passover Seder for an audience of university administrators.

Addressing an audience of college administrators, Mr. Duncan said a forthcoming University of Washington study estimated that "almost 600,000 education jobs are at risk of state budget cuts".

The studio is crowded with dancers and an audience of Ailey administrators and supporters, including Ms. Jamison, who watch attentively as Mr. Rushing, in a gray hoodie, black sweat pants and bedroom booties, coaches the dancers: "There are no counts.

The target audience also includes administrators, clinical educators and health policymakers to inform them about preventive measures that require broader programmatic and structural changes to provide healthcare to poor people.

We now recognise a need to initiate an Artists Assemblyy Against Austerity to organise artists across all media, writers, musicians, performers, broadcasters, technicians, administrators, audiences and allies under our shared aim to end the cuts and protect public services.

He scheduled a meeting with Botstein and, a few weeks later, found himself facing an audience of seven senior administrators.

And so Mr. Dunlop would have remained, summoning transcendence from a damaged piano in the Delaware Nursing and Rehabilitation Center, his audience a couple of administrators, a few nurses and many patients beset with dementia, loneliness and age — were it not for a chance encounter and some cheesecake.