Sentence examples for considered administrative from inspiring English sources
Of the eight options that at least 50 percent of readers chose, five of them could plausibly be considered administrative.
As a result, the pool of teachers who might have considered administrative positions after 5 or 10 years' experience is not there.
When people send claims to the I.R.S. and S.E.C. programs, these are considered administrative actions, not cases, which gives whistle-blowers a better chance of anonymity.
Where functions are considered administrative, delegation may not be wrongful.
Perhaps fearing that an order for immediate desegregation would result in school closings and violence, the justices held that lower-court judges could certainly consider administrative problems; delays would be acceptable.
Citing secret evidence that he played an organizational role in Islamic Jihad, also mainly related to money, the court suggested that the military authorities should consider administrative terms shorter than six months in Mr. Diab's case, to allow for better judicial oversight.
Usually, these geographical units consider administrative boundaries, important roads, or some natural boundaries (mountains, rivers).
Though criminal proceedings have been ruled out, O'Malley noted that the state is still considering administrative action against the parties responsible.
Even though the president tried leaving a note or two about his frustration with the system; even though he apologized (and I give him a lot of credit for doing it, several times, with sincerity); even though he's considering administrative fixes to his plan, it is time to say to him, "I'm disappointed in you".
It would also be relevant to consider administrative or policy actions that contribute to the various environmental conditions portrayed.
The permission was obtained from Primary Health Centre of Bozova considering administrative and clinical governance issues related to the regional health care organisation.
