Sentence examples for competition administrators from inspiring English sources

In 2007, the International Rugby Board tried to bring together players, national unions, competition administrators and the sport's commercial sponsors to try to forge a playing calendar that would cover both hemispheres.

Some rugby league fans in Adelaide still believe that the real reason for the Rams eventual and early demise was that they were a team made for Super League and therefore were not wanted by those from the traditional Sydney-based competition, the Australian Rugby League (ARL) (the ARL had taken over from the NSWRL as competition administrators in 1995).

Ralph Lerner, the competition administrator and former dean of the school of architecture at Princeton, described the design as "one tweak away from a public school".

He expects the tools to spark "inter-institutional competition" as administrators figure out how to present their costs most attractively through the calculators.

Sebastián Piñera, one of the conservative presidential contenders, says there is insufficient competition and the administrators' costs are too high.

The allegations about corruption in the IPL were first exposed on the platform by the competition's top administrator Lalit Modi and in 2009 Mr Tharoor had to apologise after making a joke about "holy cows" in the cabinet.

Week in, week out this competition is tough; the administrators wanted that and they've got it now.

History does not yet know quite how highly Williams' contemporaries rate his own handiwork – the USACA board is due to hold a hearing examining his behaviour on 10 November – but we can only note that in the cases of both British generals and cricket administrators, the competition for the title awarded to Elphinstone is especially fierce.

Local school boards in New Jersey, driven by stiff competition for top-flight administrators, have given them "questionable and excessive" compensation packages that cost taxpayers millions of dollars and are often hidden from public view, according to results of a review by state officials released last Monday.

Just how many Twenty20 Champions League competitions will cricket's administrators manage to squeeze into a calendar that is already as unwieldy as a man with pub-paunch in a slim-fit Italian football shirt?

She has signed the "Presidents Letter," a nation-wide movement asking fellow college presidents to decline participation in the U.S. News & World Report reputation survey, a subjective evaluation where college administrators score their competition.