Sentence examples for modest administrative from inspiring English sources

As in the gasoline case, the appeals panel successfully called on the United States to make modest administrative fixes.

All of the towns remain little more than modest administrative and commercial centres, but because of the discovery of uranium ore Agadez has experienced a spectacular growth.

Mr. Chertoff has been able to make more modest administrative and policy changes on his own, including cutting the number of cities eligible to apply for port security grants to 66 from about 360 -- removing places like Martha's Vineyard -- and rewriting the formula so that the ports at highest risk will most likely receive the biggest grants.

THE announcement of modest administrative staff layoffs at two Fairfield County hospitals only a week after a state report declared that the majority of Connecticut's 31 acute-care facilities were in good fiscal condition was coincidental, but it was also a telling sign of the angst facing most health care organizations in the state.

This is not just a modest administrative change".

A parallel public plan will at best realize modest administrative savings, testified Dr. David Himmelstein of Physicians for a National Health Program.

Instead, they said, he defended the modest package of administrative adjustments approved by the country's party-run legislative session.

After serving briefly as governor-general of the plague-ridden lower Volga region (1879), Loris-Melikov was transferred to the provinces of central Russia, where he recommended to the emperor a modest scheme of administrative and economic reforms, aimed at alleviating the causes of social discontent and, thereby, combating revolutionary terrorism.

GPs were offered a modest reimbursement to cover administrative costs, in recognition of the time spent completing the M-PEM data collection forms.

As the Australian government through ANPHA could be making significant public investment in programs to address obesity, including programs designed to alter the food supply, a modest investment in improving administrative data on the food supply is required to provide the necessary statistics to evaluate the impact of government interventions.

It is important to note that SMR was implemented in a health care system in which providers were salaried, with administrative support and modest incentives for use of secure messaging.