Sentence examples for division of administrative from inspiring English sources

"Affirmative action remains a lawful means of remedying present and past discrimination," the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People said in its filing with the state Division of Administrative Hearings.

"Although the two bureaus whose merger I'm managing have very different styles and ways of working, through discussion we have found new ways of doing our work," said Noriko Iki, director for the division of administrative affairs of the women's bureau at the Labor Ministry.

By June 1944 the Jones Bostock conflict and the anomalous division of administrative and operational responsibilities again led the Australian government to consider the appointment of a new commander senior to both officers.

While Barry's terms of reference encompassed only No. 1 TAF, the inquiry also heard evidence of shortcomings in the Air Force's higher command that may have contributed to structural and morale problems on Morotai, particularly a bitter and long-running feud between Jones and Bostock over the division of operational and administrative control of the RAAF in the Pacific.

The administrative configuration of Rumelia changed frequently until 1864, when the unit of administrative division became defined as the province, or vilayet, which was in turn divided into sancak (subprovinces).

In 1809, landlord and Lieutenant Colonel Manuel Escalona achieved the separation of El Hatillo from Petare, another suburb of Caracas, making it a different Tenientazgo de Justicia – a type of administrative division at the time.

Each sentinel site was divided into several blocks in terms of administrative division and population distribution.

Municipalities are the lowest level of administrative division in Germany and cover a wide range of population size, including small rural municipalities with less than 100 inhabitants up to cities with more than one million inhabitants such as Munich or Berlin [ 15].

Figure 1 presents the siting of the region in Germany and the siting of administrative divisions within the Ruhr Valley [13].

Since the 1960 reform of administrative divisions of Czechoslovakia, Zaolzie has consisted of Karviná District and the eastern part of Frýdek-Místek Frýdek-Místek District

All countries were mapped between the two geographical systems used in EMPRES-i and OpenFluDB, but only 86% of administrative divisions (provinces) and 28% of administrative subdivisions (districts) in EMPRES-i could be mapped to the corresponding administrative divisions and subdivisions in OpenFluDB, respectively.