Sentence examples for generation of administrators from inspiring English sources

But this was a new generation of students facing a middle-aged generation of administrators who were used to watching and waiting until student rioters graduated.

There's a whole new generation of administrators there who are reformers, and we're working with them".

Bentham's cheeseparing scheme for the poor inspired generations of administrators: he would make hats brimless so as not to waste material; bedcovers would be fastened by clips to save on superfluous fabric.

"But a younger generation of correctional administrators much more focused on technology may see this new approach as more than acceptable".

It is not likely to be a mistake repeated by a new generation of football administrators if Redknapp does make himself available for reassignment.

What is also clear is the need to nurture not just artists but a new generation of black administrators and producers: British theatre is still a predominantly white theatre that denies black people the opportunities to gain the experience and leadership skills necessary to programme, produce and run buildings.

They're also educating the next generation of school administrators and letting them know that it's completely appropriate to have two sets of rules about discussing one's personal life at school, one set of rules for straight teachers and another for not-straight teachers.

Since that haunting case, a generation of parents and administrators have created dense rituals of supervision around what used to be a mere afterthought of childhood: taking yourself to and from school.

Ouseley is unsure about the "Rooney rule" - the US idea that guarantees minorities a place on shortlists –preffering instead to lead calls for the next generation of coaches and administrators from all backgrounds to be equipped with the skills to make them employable.

As children across the country are returning to their classrooms, Janol Vinson is part of the next generation of educators and administrators who will be shaping our children's future.

He helped produce the first generation of university-trained school administrators and personally advised and mentored hundreds of educators.