Sentence examples for key administrative from inspiring English sources

Most of these persist in doing all of these standard functions in their own special ways – supported by a few large corporates who have effectively captured key administrative functions such as revenues and benefits, patient administration and police operations, but which sell the state many different versions of these, again and again.

Able technocrats have been put into key administrative posts.

Taking complete control of the Norman kingdom, Henry put German officials into key administrative posts.

The functionaries are here to bring all the key administrative sectors – health, education, security, taxation, banking – in line with Moscow standards.

Bishop Sisk said he recommended two black men who were elected to key administrative positions in the diocese, and noted that a black bishop, E. Don Taylor, had been assigned to help run the diocese.

But, in the years that followed, Sarbanes-Oxley proved largely ineffective, not least because judges appointed to key administrative positions by President George W. Bush interpreted it narrowly, dismissing hundreds of cases on minor technicalities and ruling against the overwhelming majority of employees who submitted grievances.

These programs often struggle in two or more of the following key areas: administrative systems, fiscal and budget development, professional development of teachers and administrators, staff evaluation and HR systems, and curriculum development.

Jimmy Flug, who ran Kennedy's key subcommittee, Administrative Practices and Procedures, years later came across a Nixon tape in which his key aide H. R. Haldeman proposed planting a man on Kennedy's Secret Service detail who had assured the White House: "If you want me to kill somebody, I'll kill somebody".

However, without necessary training of key personnel, administrative support and provision of necessary resources, it is impossible to implement these recommendations [ 32- 34].

Author: Astou Diagne, Sarah Houssein and Youssouf Abdallah Background: Djibouti established a Ministry for Women's Promotion in 1999 and since 2002 has been implementing a quota system that ensures at least 10 percent of female representation in key government administrative positions.

Background and Methodology Djibouti established a Ministry for Women's Promotion in 1999 and since 2002 has been implementing a quota system that ensures at least 10 percent of female representation in key government administrative positions.