Sentence examples for little administrative from inspiring English sources

With little administrative authority, the position typically promises a placid time in office.

"So the balance has swung from one extreme with people with great passion but little administrative competence to the other.

Possessing little administrative experience, the two men pursued ego-driven policies, and missed opportunities to end the conflict sooner.

Under the administration of the U.S. Navy (1900 51), American Samoa became a strategic naval base, but the Samoan leaders had little administrative power.

Meanwhile, there was little administrative framework for professional boxing in Africa until 1973, when representatives of nine African nations created the African Boxing Union.

"The Universiade is like an election: a little administrative resource, a little busing and stuffing, and you can serve up 146 percent".

Now a dual British-American citizen, he is burdened little with administrative duties, teaches a bit, but has ample time and resources to pursue his own studies.

A number of these schools focus on members of the armed forces with aggressive and often misleading marketing, and then provide little academic, administrative or counseling support once the students are enrolled.

Often, the administrators are incompetent because they are political appointees with little or no administrative and managerial background.

He also said that there had been little evidence that administrative or tax-related measures worked to stop brain drain.

The Administration behaves like an uneasy coalition because, despite his many years in government, Nixon has had little executive or administrative experience.