Sentence examples for maintain administrative from inspiring English sources

In written remarks, he also said that his department had "come to identify a relationship between rapid growth and failure to maintain administrative capacity".

In Poland an additional institution to maintain administrative legality was the Supreme Chamber of Control, which was independent of the government and subordinate only to the legislature and the Council of State, a political body quite different from the French model.

The majority U.S. states maintain administrative databases to collect information on the entry, movement, and exits of youth in the foster care system, yet the power of these data to inform continuous improvement efforts remains largely untapped.

The LADM maintains administrative and spatial sources, as well as historical data, which make the registers and transactions safer.

Moreover, given that Erdogan could not have realistically envisioned Israel ending its siege on Gaza while Hamas maintains administrative authority of Gaza, the third condition was originally reflective of a more idealistic foreign policy aimed at the average person in the Arab street.

These costs include the upgrading of facilities and/or procedures, purchase of new equipment, training and establishing and maintaining administrative procedures.

The province maintains administrative databases of insured persons and claims for all medical services remunerated on a fee-for-service basis.

Since 1977, Danish counties have maintained administrative information systems to monitor hospital admissions, collecting information on dates of admission and discharge and up to 20 discharge diagnoses.

The W.U.S.A. will maintain its administrative autonomy, while taking advantage of M.L.S.'s know-how in starting and operating a soccer league and of potential M.L.S. audiences for doubleheaders.

Practically none of the revisions pertain to Penn State, the University of Pittsburgh, Temple University and Lincoln University, which have a special state-related status in Pennsylvania because they receive public financing but maintain independent administrative control.

Doctors and hospitals must maintain costly administrative staffs to deal with the bureaucracy.