Sentence examples for inability to administer from inspiring English sources
The critics of the mayor's new promotion policy used the repetition of parts of the test, which city officials have since called routine, to underscore what they say is the city's inability to administer properly tests that now have a powerful impact on the lives of children.
As head of the cabinet department that oversees the I.R.S., he said part of his motivation for supporting overhaul efforts "is not liking to be at the top of an organization that gets the level of ridicule and criticism for its inability to administer the tax code the way it is".
This lack of effect may have been a consequence of the inability to administer an effective renal dose of IV fenoldopam.
Dysfunction can also be defined by the inability to administer the prescribed dialysis dose despite lowering prepump arterial pressure to −250 mmHg or raising venous pressure to 250 mmHg [43].
I am reluctant to generalize and say that they were simply bad in a holistic sense, that their inability to administer thoughtful and sensitive medical services was universal.
The inability to administer GEN orally limits outpatient use; thus, there is probably minimal selection of GEN-resistant E. coli in the community.
Senator Hatch said this week that "[t]he IRS's inability to properly administer these refundable tax credits fails American taxpayers".
Because we did not account for some individuals' inability to be administered PQ or metabolize PQ to its active product, we expect 13% to approximate an upper bound on PQ impact.
At the same time, Mr Hitto announced his resignation as prime minister, citing an inability to form an interim government to administer so-called "liberated" zones, co-ordinating the provision basic services and supplies.
"This improper conduct is indicative of either a fundamental lack of understanding of how to administer federal grant funds and policy or the inability to do so," the letter read.
Poor outcomes may be associated with an inability to differentiate between milder and potentially more severe reactions and an associated reluctance to administer self-injectable adrenaline.
