Sentence examples for cutting administrators from inspiring English sources

So far, the governor has focused his attention on whether the universities should be offering more courses online, requiring faculty to teach more classes and cutting administrators' pay.

"Cutting administrators is a huge mistake and will only mean other staff such as nurses have to pick up the pieces," she said.

In Nueces County, which includes Corpus Christi, hospital administrators are cutting services to 311 people.

While administrators are cutting pages or eliminating yearbooks because of production costs upward of $50,000, CD-ROM's offer adventurous and economical possibilities.

"Managed care companies are reimbursing hospitals less and less, and administrators of these hospitals are making decisions to cut personnel without cutting the number of patients," Mr. Chacon said.

Instead, legislators and administrators are simply cutting on the basis of what's politically easy and what vaguely seems expendable.

But the scale of the unemployment crisis was further underlined by logistics giant Wincanton, which is cutting 1,000 jobs, while the administrators running Waterford Wedgwood announced 367 redundancies.

How many are cutting salaries for their top administrators and tenured faculty?

Mark Ravenhill advocates cutting arts budgets by slicing the administrators rather than the artists (Let's cut the arts budget, 26 July).

Ross Williams Milan, N.Y., March 1 , 2011• To the Editor: Politicians and administrators, David Brooks says, are cutting what's "politically easy," which often includes school "athletics, band, cheerleading, art and music".

I've yet to hear of a school board or administrators discussing the way cutting math programs could help the school's bottom line.