Sentence examples for control administrator from inspiring English sources
The median salary for a woman working at a job called "control administrator" was $50,405 a year, while the median salary for her male counterpart was $67,614.
Therefore, an independent access control administrator (not the archivist else there may be the perception of too much control concentrated by one entity) should review the request, evaluating the credentials of the requestor and the scientific merit of the proposed project as stipulated in the data use policy.
Temporary rent control administrator Adam Moos attributed the low turnout to the fact that the city has yet to mail out letters explaining the new law.
The additional $5 million will go toward hiring more elevator inspectors, quality control administrators and maintenance workers.
According to "Tales from the Boom Boom Room," female "control administrators" at Smith Barney had a median pay of $50,405, while the males made $67,614.
There were a number of "highly suspicious transactions" involving a "small group of connected people" which led to large sums of investors' money ending up in their "personal possession or control" Administrators Smith & Williamson have asked four people, Andy Thomson, Simon Hume-Kendall, Elten Barker and Spencer Golding to return funds.
Prepared by curators working with Doon Arbus, the photographer's daughter and the firmly controlling administrator of her estate, it is really two shows: one of them presents the photographs, and the other is hagiography.
Michael Jenkins and new rent-control administrator Ken Baar in fine-tuning every detail.
By putting all its money under the central control of administrator Kenneth Feinberg, at least BP won't be left guessing where the money went.
Mozilla Autoconfig (aka. Mission Control) allows administrators to centralize configuration and management of Mozilla Firefox.
Indeed, adhocracy contradicts much of what we accept on faith in organizations consistency in output, control by administrators, unity of command, strategy emanating from the top.
