Sentence examples for beginning administrators from inspiring English sources

In fact, in the beginning, administrators dodged petition requests so often, it eventually had to respond to this gem with the following: "Actually take these petitions seriously instead of just using them as an excuse to pretend you are listening".

(Starting sometime in the middle of 1854, the Company's Court of Directors in London began asking administrators in India to hire photographers. The idea was to replace painters and draftsmen to reduce expenses, while increasing speed and output).

When the play begins, four administrators at Belmont, a liberal arts college in Vermont with white-columned buildings and a largely white student body, are going about their daily business.

The inquiry began after administrators and teachers at Intermediate School 318, where many of the children from the two elementary schools move on to, noticed that their class work was worse than their fifth-grade test scores would suggest it should be, according to staff members at Intermediate School 318.

A countdown has begun among administrators at the school and at 1,343 other schools across Cambodia: in 30 days or less the schools' rice stocks will run out and a popular free breakfast program will be suspended indefinitely because of soaring food prices.

The social network recently began encouraging administrators to start adding tags in order to make their groups easier to find.

Editor's note: Dr. William Vélez will be lending his expertise in a MiSciNet column for administrators beginning January 2004 and alternating every other month.

By including an administrator from the beginning, the administrator likely will have better understanding of the innovation and its potential to improve student learning.

In the beginning, the administrators gently cajoled the doctors with e-mail, faxes and posters.

In the beginning, district administrators worried that high-performing principals and teachers would resist taking on these very difficult assignments.

Many administrators are beginning to conclude that this advice is useless, or at least useless by itself.