Sentence examples for from a superintendent from inspiring English sources

This action has significant implications  for investigative journalism as  whistle-blowers realise that media assurances that their identity will be kept secret can be compromised by a simple police procedure which does not even require the authorisation of a judge – a nod from a superintendent makes a seizure of data under Ripa perfectly legal.

"My all-time favorite was from a superintendent who told me he couldn't have Cub Scouts wandering around fairways while people are playing golf.

Sanchez was part of a panel to discuss what South Los Angeles needs from a superintendent, as the district continues its search.

His proposals would lower the minimum academic standard for a superintendent from a master's to a bachelor's degree, and waive additional requirements, including a 150-hour graduate internship in educational leadership and passing a superintendent's assessment.

Then there was this, from Joel Riegart, a superintendent at the West 41st Street site.

Drawing protests from teachers and parents, a Westchester County school district has offered its top job to a superintendent from the Milwaukee suburbs who endorsed the Wisconsin governor's efforts to limit collective bargaining rights for teachers.

The union had urged Mr. McGreevey to name a superintendent from their own ranks.

In picking Mr. Johnson, Mr. Emanuel sidestepped a city requirement that he select a superintendent from finalists chosen by a police board, and the City Council unanimously approved the choice on Wednesday.

Visitors like Mr. Martinez, a superintendent from up the street, or the deaf and mute Mrs. Walker, with whom my mother somehow had fluent conversations in grunts and gesticulations, were always nice to me.

In June, after Andrés Alonso stepped down to lead the Baltimore public school system, Chancellor Joel I. Klein plucked Ms. Lyles from her post as a superintendent in Brooklyn to become the chief official in charge of curriculum and teaching policies this summer.

"The wine tastes better when you think the cup is full of coffee," said Paul Majors, a superintendent from the Bronx who stepped onto a downtown No. 2 train Monday morning in an Eli Manning jersey and a dark blue Giants cap.