Sentence examples for form of administrative from inspiring English sources

" 'Begging bans' are a form of administrative coercion".

Electronic Frontier Foundation lawyer Mark Rumold called it a "devolution" of a form of administrative subpoena issued by FBI for customer records.

The terms bureaucracy and bureaucrat are often loosely employed as interchangeable with any form of administrative organization, however distant its pattern of behaviour from the Weberian model.

The plans to be outlined by Mr. Bush are to be in the form of administrative actions taken unilaterally and proposals for enactment by Congress, many of them already in various bills sponsored by leading Democrats.

This form of administrative relief was granted about half the time, usually to those who showed evidence of rehabilitation, who had spouses or children who were United States citizens, or because of other personal circumstances.

The worry is that the current perturbations are motivated less by evidence, or the lessons of international experience, and more by a desire to curb spending, reduce head count and deliver a rather superficial form of administrative simplification.

Joyce Noche, directing attorney at the Public Law Center in Orange County, encouraged immigrants to seek out trustworthy service providers to see if they might be eligible for the current DACA program or other forms of administrative relief.

Researcher Ethan Gutmann estimates that Falun Gong represents an average of 15 to 20 percent of the total "laogai" population, which includes reeducation through labor camps as well as prisons and other forms of administrative detention.

Using Spearman non-parametric tests, the correlations between the RARBIS and various forms of administrative data variables were then analysed.

Last week, Mr. Galvin demanded that the firm take certain steps to revamp its research operation or face a civil suit in the form of an administrative complaint.

After pressure from European politicians who feared a new surge in arrivals to Greece, Greek MPs have voted to create new committees formed of two administrative judges and one person appointed by the UN, meaning that state officials will now outnumber independent ones on the committees.