Sentence examples for dynamic administration from inspiring English sources
December 25 , 1865London, England July 17 , 1950Hartsdale, New York Evangeline Cory Booth, original name Eva Cory Booth (born Dec. 25, 1865, London, Eng. died July 17 , 1950 Hartsdale, N.Y., U.S.) Anglo-American Salvation Army leader whose dynamic administration expanded that organization's services and funding and who became its fourth general.
Generally the focus in multicultural assessment lies in limiting cultural bias within the test and norms; however, dynamic administration of cognitive assessments may be an additional, practical method to help educators ascertain children's cognitive potential in culturally diverse schools.
Her collected papers bore the title Dynamic Administration.
In 1948 grants to state and local governments were small, but they increased so dramatically during the 1960s that only the most dynamic local administrations could keep up.
"If European demands continue above the U.S. domestic targets, they set up an impossible dynamic for the administration".
"If you put the alternative out there, then you've suddenly just changed the circumstances and changed the dynamic," a senior administration official involved in the flurry of diplomacy said Thursday.
In addition to the static frame corresponding to 40 60 min post FDG administration, dynamic frames of progressively longer duration were generated for quantitative analysis.
Real-time sonography during contrast administration (dynamic contrast enhancement) adds a new, time-dependent dimension to the evaluation of lymph node vascularity, and has been shown to provide information on lymph node parenchymal perfusion [68].
The denials add yet another layer to the increasingly complicated dynamic among the Obama administration, Congress and the Israeli government as the end-of-March deadline for a political framework of a deal draws closer.
"The big-picture dynamic that the Clinton administration faced on Kyoto was that Europe never thought the U.S. was serious about reducing its own emissions," Mr. Bowles said.
(A similar dynamic occurred when the administration defended the Defense of Marriage Act, the 1996 statute that puts obstacles in front of legal recognition for same-sex marriages, despite Mr. Obama's opposition to the act).
