It's as dedicated a group of administrators and faculty members as I've seen anywhere.
A. Lawrence Lowell, then Harvard's president, authorized a group of administrators to deal with the matter.
Then he went to the gym, where he discussed the law's effect on the school with a group of administrators, teachers and a parent.
If the commission wanted to encourage critics who argue the EU hosts an elitist group of administrators out of touch with ordinary people, it could hardly have done a better job.
The program includes materials on developing a group of administrators, teachers, maintenance staff, school nurses and parents to investigate indoor air quality hazards and develop strategies to reduce them.
San Francisco school officials, including Superintendent Carlos A. Garcia, received warnings that a group of administrators in charge of after-school programs used questionable accounting practices while handling millions of dollars in district money, according to senior executives with community organizations.
The tale of Bernstein's programming legacy is told through the music policy committee's minutes, documents outlining the behind-the-scenes actions of a group of administrators who began meeting in 1955 to decide on programs, soloists and guest conductors.
"The firmest representatives of the New Deal are not Roosevelt or the other conspicuous 'New Deal politicians,' " Mr. Burnham wrote, but the often faceless people who drafted its regulatory policies, the "younger group of administrators, experts, technicians, bureaucrats who have been finding places throughout the state apparatus".
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At the centre of this was the Indian Civil Service, the 1,000 strong "heaven-born" group of administrators that ran the country.
