Sentence examples for go on administering from inspiring English sources

If an independent Scotland created new funding agencies, a greater proportion of Scottish research spending would have to go on administering the process of peer review, including the need to pay primarily foreign reviewers: domestic reviewers may have an incentive to review for free, as likely beneficiaries of the same funding body, but foreign reviewers have none.

Go on, go on.

We breed a lot of the technocrats who go on to administer the global financial system".

Only doses administered while targeted remodeling is going on will have this possibility.

Del Ponte received Montgomery's memo as she was preparing to indict Ramush Haradinaj, a former bouncer who joined the K.L.A., rose to commander, and then went on to become the Prime Minister of U.N.-administered Kosovo.

And because Versed would have to be administered intravenously by a doctor, suspects would be pretty aware of what was going on, canceling out many of its effects.

The doctor assesses what's going on with the patient, instructs the person on the ground how to perform basic medical procedures and administer medicine, and hits a button to order an ambulance if necessary.

"It's hard for these folks administering the program in the intake offices on a day-to-day basis to keep up with what's going on".

He went on, "Simply put, Florida and most other States have concluded that the public may lack confidence in a judge's ability to administer justice without fear or favor if he comes to office by asking for favors".

"What's going on in the critical care units is so complicated that the simple things get overlooked," said Alan Aviles, president of the city's Health and Hospitals Corporation, which administers the 11 municipal hospitals.

What's going on?