Sentence examples for implementing and administering from inspiring English sources

FOIA Officer means the Amtrak official designated to fulfill the responsibilities of implementing and administering the Freedom of Information Act as specifically designated under this part.

In this Article, Professor Graetz examines the practical problems of implementing and administering a progressive consumption tax as an alternative to the income tax.

Major responsibilities include planning, developing, implementing and administering Organization Development, Change Management and Talent Management programs for faculty and staff.

You must pass at least two exams on security from Microsoft or a third-party provider such as, "Implementing and Administering Security in a Windows Server 2003 Network" or "CompTIA Security +." Go to Microsoft.com/learning to get the latest information on the MCSE and other certifications as well as training and career options.

The Secretary shall have the authority to implement and administer the program under this subsection in such manner as the Secretary may determine.

Each public housing agency shall include in its public housing agency plan a detailed description of the manner in which the agency intends to implement and administer this subsection.

Starting operation in 2006/07, the new rights-based management system provides a model for small coastal states or small industrial fisheries that previously had considered rights-based systems too complex to implement and administer, despite the inherent advantages of rights-based management.

Developed, implemented and administered English Language Centers and teaching libraries at three universities in Pakistan.

The legislation afforded states the "choice" of how to develop, implement, and administer the health insurance marketplaces, often referred to as exchanges.

How are the tests to be developed based on the CSE, and how will they be implemented and administered in practice?

Administered in three rounds from 2012 through 2019, PIAAC is unprecedented in scope assessing close to 200,000 adults across 38 countries.1 As the first computer-based survey of its kind, PIAAC expanded both what could be measured and how a large-scale assessment could be designed, implemented, and administered to respondents in participating countries.