Sentence examples for common administration from inspiring English sources

The most common administration route for pharmaceuticals is the oral one.

They are now under a common administration with Minamitori (Marcus) Island and the Volcano Islands (Kazan-rettō).

Common administration and facilities are used, and the resulting expense and income are shared according to a predetermined plan.

Uniting factors include bonds of common culture and group feeling, a royal army, and a common administration.

After 1947 the Ewe people in southern Togoland represented to the Trusteeship Council that either their territories or the whole of Togoland should be brought under a common administration.

Mudie was previously logistics director for Asos and hopes to bring the online retailer's three click rule - "you had to be able, within three clicks, to purchase something" - to Hinchingbrooke, allowing staff to complete common administration tasks such as discharges in the same timeframe.

However he has also been criticised for presiding over a Commons administration where such behaviour by MPs has been tolerated.

Bernard Jenkin, chairman of the Commons administration committee, highlighted a frustration, particularly among younger MPs, about the "Victorian mystery about the way this place works".

No new passes will be issued to APPG staff while the situation is reviewed by the Commons administration committee who will consider whether it is "necessary or appropriate" for such passes to exist at all.

He also called for a parliamentary inquiry by the Commons administration committee into the "intolerable delays" and the role of Sir Jeremy Heywood, the cabinet secretary, in deciding what government documents are released.

L. Rev. 35 (1983), is an attempt to go beyond "doctrinal legal history" traditionally used and "to link law to the dynamics of common law administration.