Sentence examples for established to administer from inspiring English sources

A board of trustees was established to administer the system, replacing the regents in this role.

The board was established to administer the state's Taylor Law, which gives public employees the right to organize, bars them from striking and establishes dispute-resolution procedures.

It created a system of nationally chartered banks to issue standardized national bank notes, and the OCC was established to administer the new banking system.

In the early 21st century, direct government control was removed, and National Health Service (NHS) foundation trusts were established to administer various mergers.

Audiencia, in the kingdoms of late medieval Spain, a court established to administer royal justice; also, one of the most important governmental institutions of Spanish colonial America.

A new company, Alpha Prema, will be established to administer the sport's commercial rights between CVC and Ecclestone, who will retain a shareholding through reinvestment on the part of his family's Bambino Trust.

For some major multipurpose projects, public corporations were established to undertake and administer them.

The foundation established to accept and administer gifts for the National Park Service spends more on fundraising, overhead and feeding corporate donors than on grants to parks, according to Public Employees for Environmental Responsibility.

A new experimental protocol of electrically induced pain and hyperalgesia was established to examine orally administered drugs.

In 1929, Chick asked the WGA to administer the fund he established to send deserving caddies to college.

Standard protocols should be established to evaluate the appropriateness of administered aggressive interventions.