Sentence examples for most important administrative from inspiring English sources
The California waiver was one of the four ingredients in the Sierra Club's "Clean Slate" package of the most important administrative actions the new President could take to break with the Bush administration.
The chapter ends with a brief description of the most important administrative tools of IIS 6.0.
These are the most important administrative units because it is through them that the government exercises control.
He was entrusted with the most important administrative and diplomatic tasks (e.g., serving as foreign minister from 1804 to 1806).
Cardiff is the most important administrative, shopping, and cultural centre in the country, as well as the headquarters for many national organizations and government departments.
Presently, Shimla is capital of the state of Himachal Pradesh, one of the most preferred tourist destinations in the country and the most important administrative and educational centre in the region.
This Project has been proposed and funded by the most important provincial administrative and financial institutions in the territory (the Administration of the Province of Siena and the Monte dei Paschi Foundation, respectively), and was designed and realised in 4 years (2001 2004) by a research team coordinated by the University of Siena.
First, the teams fanned out to probe the 100 most important federal administrative agencies, including the Environmental Protection Agency, Social Security Administration, and Securities and Exchange Commission.
But the appointment of his new secretary of state is seen by Vatican watchers as the most important single administrative act carried out by the new Pope since his election last March.
Of these, the most important is administrative extension, whereby at the request of the parties the relevant government entity confirms the extension based on the terms of ruling agreements (or sometimes "enlarges" collective agreements to sectors than have no collective agreements).
Most important commercial and administrative buildings lie north of the Clyde.
