Sentence examples for high-level administrators from inspiring English sources

We were surprised by how difficult it was to find high-level administrators to talk on camera.

Traditionally, workers who are considered managers, high-level administrators or highly skilled professionals have been exempted from overtime coverage.

In part, the two high-level administrators said, the attendance records were sometimes inadvertently inflated, resulting from a lackadaisical approach to tracking truant and missing students.

And while she praises high-level administrators like President Charles M. Vest, who backed her, she remains concerned about university life.

Despite Mr. Powell's insistence to the contrary, some perceived the moves as an effort to cut out Mr. Cigarroa and other high-level administrators.

In a statement, Mr. Klein said he would divide Dr. Young's responsibilities among other high-level administrators, with most of his duties falling to Michele Cahill, the chancellor's senior counselor for educational policy.

St. Paul's School, the boarding school in Concord that has been criticized for its compensation practices and management, is losing another high-level administrator, Sharon D. Hennessy, the vice rector.

Calling middle school students the hardest to reach, Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg announced yesterday that he would direct an additional $5 million to about 50 of the city's lowest-performing middle schools and appoint a high-level administrator to devise professional development programs for middle school teachers and principals.

To my knowledge, no complaint of sexual harassment has been filed with Harvard's Title IX office though I've been told by a high-level administrator that several people have inquired about the possibility and I don't know if the school would proceed with an investigation.

Ms. Tiel, whose stepfather was a high-level administrator with the I.R.S., had an "Ozzie and Harriet" childhood in Chevy Chase, Md. Her high-school yearbook, the memoir recounts, is filled with inscriptions from fellow cheerleaders promising to "see you in Paris where I'll buy your dresses".

To my knowledge, no complaint of sexual harassment has been filed with Harvard's Title IX office — though I've been told by a high-level administrator that several people have inquired about the possibility — and I don't know if the school would proceed with an investigation.