Sentence examples for experienced administrator from inspiring English sources
Fourteen California lawmakers urged the president in a 10 December letter to choose Tien for the post, citing his academic credentials as a highly regarded mechanical engineer and experienced administrator.
A distinguished war veteran and widely praised former chief of police, he has said that he would welcome dialogue with America and believes Iran can defend its principles at a lower cost than it currently pays.Many conservatives, alarmed by the president's erratic policy and language, would prefer to see a more polished and experienced administrator in power.
What seems clear, wrote Ms. Higgins, "is that the trustees of the Royal Opera House, led by chair Simon Robey, have opted to appoint an experienced administrator to support, rather than supplant, the artistic plans of its music director Sir Antonio Pappano, head of opera Kasper Holten and head of ballet Kevin O'Hare".
What seems clear is that the trustees of the Royal Opera House, led by chair Simon Robey, have opted to appoint an experienced administrator to support, rather than supplant, the artistic plans of its music director Sir Antonio Pappano, head of opera Kasper Holten and head of ballet Kevin O'Hare.
Medina-Sidonia was an experienced administrator who proved to be resolute and capable in action, but he had relatively little sea experience.
"I'm an experienced administrator.
He also normalized the union's day-to-day operations by hiring experienced administrators and a general counsel.
But James Duderstadt, a former Michigan president, argued that athletic departments have become such complex enterprises that experienced administrators are needed to oversee them.
Together, those decisions left the occupation without the backbone that might have come from an effective Iraqi military force and experienced Iraqi administrators.
Up to 7,000 staff lost their jobs following Comet's collapse, which has put the roles of three of the most experienced City administrators under the spotlight.
This is further evidence of the tension experienced by administrators between their formal accountability to GPs and the institution, and a sense of informal accountability to patients.
