Sentence examples for enough administrative from inspiring English sources

Asked what would help them be more effective, the majority had one straightforward proposal: give them enough administrative support so they could actually work on improving the schools.

A man who does his own tax returns, he said he had "enough administrative inconveniences in his life" without overseeing a foundation of his own.

The challenge was to provide small loans at a low enough administrative cost to get a return and ensure that as many people as possible paid the money back.

The state budget approved in late March included a $90 million cut to the Office for People With Developmental Disabilities, but the new deal reached between Mr. Cuomo and lawmakers will ensure that if the state cannot generate enough administrative savings and other efficiencies to avoid reducing payment rates to providers, part of the budget cut will be rolled back.

And it has introduced enough administrative hurdles to cut the turnover in the interbank lending market by nearly half, to around US$150m a day.All of this has been designed to prevent capital flight and keep currency out of the reach of foreign speculators.

Employees at the Commerce Department and a few other agencies have complained about not receiving enough administrative support, but this is the first time any agency has forbidden a gay group to use the premises, said Leonard Hirsch, president of Federal Globe, a gay and lesbian association of government employees.

Only 26 per cent of nurses and midwives felt staffing levels were high enough – but administrative and clerical staff regarded the number of personnel as less of an issue.

Father O'Hare made clear that the board was not closing the door on Mr. Hevesi, and he urged Mr. Morris to submit data so the board members could judge his other principal contention: that Mr. Hevesi's campaign was already paying enough in administrative costs to Mr. Morris's firm -- Morris, Carrick & Guma -- to cover the cost of his services.

He wants to be able to chop enough excess administrative cost so that the deal will immediately add to earnings.

Secondly, the procedure must be a routine, i.e., data collection, assessment and recording must be simple enough that administrative or medical staff of (primary) health care facilities can perform it without professional support (easiness of use).

She was earning enough as an administrative assistant at Time Warner to support her young son and, at night, was working on a master's degree in community health.