Sentence examples for central administration which from inspiring English sources

A long-awaited plan for reducing the school system's central administration, which Mr. Levy is to release tomorrow, could play a major role in determining his fate.

Mr. Levy released his much awaited restructuring plan of the board's central administration, which proposed eliminating more than 1,226 jobs over three years.

Bally doesn't let you cancel with a branch, but requires you to contact its central administration, which then stonewalls you until you think hard about giving up.

In 1890, President Seth Low advocated to divide the individual schools and colleges into distinct entities under the university's central administration, which came to include Barnard College in 1889 and Teachers College in 1891.

Mr. Giuliani has long said the board's central administration, which employs about 3,200 people in the board headquarters at 110 Livingston Street and several other buildings, is bloated and ineffective.

Among the biggest increases in spending were in central administration, which rose by $25 million, to $260 million from $235 million, and in leadership and supervision -- including principals and assistant principals and their support staffs -- which rose more than 20percentto to $1 billion from $810 million.

These documents were the records of the SS central building administration, which had been seized at the liberation of Auschwitz by the Red Army in January 1945.

Peter concentrated his attention almost entirely on the central administration, for which his reforms provided the basic framework within which the imperial government was to operate until its fall in 1917.

In second place, he said, was hastening the replacement of the 15 regions under strong central administration into which the Communists divided the country.

An enlarged central administration—from which the judiciary was separated in 1749 and a repeatedly reorganized treasury required knowledgeable civil servants and judges; and their training was, to her mind, the sole purpose of higher education.

The codes will be kept at the central administration site which is located 'off-site.' Participant names will be allocated to either the test or control group using the randomised allocation code for each location.