Sentence examples for highly competent administrator from inspiring English sources

Welles proved to be a highly competent administrator and a surprisingly keen military strategist.

Earning a reputation as a highly competent administrator, he was appointed to the premiership and to other key positions in 1826 and remained an adamant opponent of reform for the next two decades.

Time to focus on the loyal brother, the brave soldier, the highly competent administrator of the north of England, the pounder of the Scots; time to remember the man who brought in special courts to hear the complaints of the poor, who abolished "benevolences" (taxes, unvoted by Parliament, disguised as gifts to the king) and who banned any curbs on the new art of printing.

Although an extremely competent administrator, there were reservations within the New Zealand government following Godley's appointment as commander of the division.

She is also a superlative spokesperson and, in standing up the CFPB, she has shown that she is a highly competent manager and administrator.

In most of the world an executive who surrounds himself with highly competent advisers is regarded as admirably self-confident.

We are known as highly competent people.

"He is a highly competent man.

No one doubts that Christine Lagarde is a competent administrator.

But Mr. Annan has been more than a competent administrator.

Even highly competent militaries, of course, make blunders.