Sentence examples for direct administrative from inspiring English sources

In the end, Cardinal Ratzinger and his team approved direct administrative action in roughly 60 percent of the cases.

Arguably, the transport secretary and the DfT now has more direct, administrative and policy responsibility for running Britain's railways than in its whole history.

Governors of California must be able to direct administrative teams that know how to solve complex problems".

Of course, that's the ideal, and in practice we often must resort to more direct administrative intervention.

The remaining house of Parliament, the House of Commons of England, instituted a Council of State to execute laws and to direct administrative policy.

The Secretariat operated as a coordinating agency, whereas the Six Ministries which were Personnel, Revenue, Rites, War, Justice, and Public Works were direct administrative organs of the state: The Ministry of Personnel was in charge of appointments, merit ratings, promotions, and demotions of officials, as well as granting of honorific titles.

He said he had directed administrative personnel at the Justice Department to review the situation and determine whether there were problems in the department's system for automatically archiving internal documents.

Managing the insurance system requires costly and complex administration (with direct annual administrative costs now running at roughly $1,900 per household).

Since each county can decide how to allocate its funds among direct services, administrative costs and probation departments, some are still emphasizing punishment over treatment.

Next to the pharaoh, the most powerful individual was the vizier, who directed all administrative branches of the government.

In Latin America, the traditional financial support for scientific research continues to be from federal and state government funds, associated in some cases with institutional funds that are mostly directed towards administrative costs and infrastructure maintenance.