Sentence examples for distant administration from inspiring English sources

Mr. Schwarz moved his office from a distant administration building to one more centrally located, and he makes a point to eat in the dining hall and to wander around the campus to talk to students.

These included administrative problems due to " difficulties in a system with frequent opacity in the procedures" (TRS, female, 36 years), or the " excessive workload of administrative tasks not related to the job" (TRS, female, 48 years), along with "c old and distant administration of the workers and their services" (ASS, female, 49 years).

An important reason for this is that the structural policies of the European Union have come to be delivered through multi-level governance processes involving both local actors and, vertically, more distant subjects and administration levels.

But those skills were less evident in Washington, and she became a more distant figure within the administration.

THE heat wave this past week made all the recent rain seem as quaint and distant as the Carter administration; but while it was raining, everyone around me was miserable.

"Putting states in jeopardy, by inventing a new meaning for a longstanding statutory provision, is another example of how distant and disconnected the administration is from what is happening across the country".

With the excitement of the armoured race to Baghdad now a distant memory, the Bush administration finds itself face to face, perhaps even more than its predecessors in Vietnam, with what could be called the essential meagreness of the military instrument.

In addition, the presence of Ad5CMV-p53 DNA was detected within biopsies of tumor metastasis distant from the intravenous administration site in 6 of 7 assessable patients.

But that was in the distant days of the Clinton administration.

The adviser called the move "a clumsy attempt to balance the administration's more distant stance on China".

The rebuff was seen here as a stark indication of Arab displeasure with the administration's more distant approach to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.