Sentence examples for interest administrators from inspiring English sources

Unlike many other schools, Swarthmore's decision had nothing to do with finances, compliance with federal gender-equity mandates or lack of interest, administrators said.

Of particular interest, administrators were questioned about the existence of school policies related to PA and healthy eating, on school facilities that may influence children's mobility (i.e., the presence and safety of bike racks) and on school-based promotion of AST (i.e., identification of safe routes to school, organization of events such as walk to school days).

Broader cricket, a more inclusive cricket, a more approachable, less greedy, less grabby, less grubby game is in everybody's interest – administrator and fan.

Western Michigan's Gary Darnell and Southern Mississippi's Jeff Bower are coaches who are attracting the interest of administrators for jobs vacant at North Carolina, Rutgers, Missouri and Oklahoma State.

Just over half required researchers to disclose their financial interest to administrators or oversight committees.

Millionaire Chris Dawson - who owns The Range chain of homeware stores, which has 52 UK outlets - said he expressed his interest to administrators.

Elliott and a growing number of supporters contend there were serious problems with informed consent and conflicts of interest; university administrators say the death has been thoroughly investigated, the university exonerated, and it's time to move on.

You wouldn't know how little interest college administrators show in seriously investigating cases of rape (as sad stories at Hobart William Smith, Florida State, and Brown illustrate).

As a consequence, during the last two decades there has been an increased interest by administrators and governments responsible for financing mental health services in reducing the money spent on inpatient services and consequently in LOS reduction.

Chicago-based Club 9 Sports are the other confirmed bidders, while a mystery overseas syndicate has also indicated its interest to administrator Duff and Phelps.

Tackling the vested interests of administrators, teachers' unions and bureaucrats makes it one of the most politically difficult things any country can do.