Sentence examples for involved administrators from inspiring English sources

John Byrne, a spokesman for the district attorney, said the allegation involved administrators at the high school.

Part of that investigation involved administrators confronting Buchanan with any "ugly" things students had written about her in their end-of-semester course evaluations, many of which she characterizes as "silly".

For the pilot study, questionnaire data were recorded by F-MARC but because of the number of children involved, administrators based at the MFA recorded data obtained from the nationwide project: a proportion of the data entry was audited for accuracy by F-MARC.

Some had the institutional support of wealthy donors and involved administrators, while others, well, didn't.

(Group 1, participant 2) " I think the real danger here is we're asking people [administrators] to interpret or potentially interpret, I think there's a huge danger in that, for me, just text me them and I'll call in for an appointment" (Group 2, participant 7) A dominant theme from all four focus groups related to confidentiality and this involved administrators in three ways.

This round is different from the previous rounds in that it involves administrators from Vanderbilt.

Taxi industry evaluation is a complex task because it involves administrators, employees, and academic such as transportation planners, who are faced with a lack of information when making evaluations.

When a teacher says, "I don't have an adult who can take him out of homeroom early" or "I have six students in the reading group, so I can't provide one-on-one attention to Johnny during that time" or "There isn't a small, quiet room in this building where he can calm down," it's incredibly important to listen and help solve the logistical problem- involving administrators if necessary.

A few participants felt their test results were confidential between them and the relevant clinician involved, and that test results processes should not involve administrators as it would be an invasion to patient privacy.

Web sites, brochures and additional advertising would have carried the new logo, with the goal of refreshing the university's identity after big cuts in state financing in 2009, and an executive compensation scandal that involved university administrators in 2007, he said.

One is that all constituencies of a college must be involved: trustees, administrators, faculty members, students, and alumni.