Sentence examples for move to administer from inspiring English sources

There's also a move to administer oral cholera vaccines to people at risk.

Gary Cooper starred as Longfellow Deeds, a principled tuba-playing writer of greeting-card sentiments from a small town in Vermont who inherits his uncle's $20 million estate and moves to New York City to administer it.

"From my understanding," said Lanita Barnes, a lifelong Bahai who moved here from Southern California to administer many of the faith's local programs, "there was never a true civil rights movement in South Carolina," at least nothing approaching the history-making events of Montgomery or Selma.

It is not easy to imagine these young ladies moving on from a picnic to administer death wholesale.

The document itself says the move would be "generally quite complex to administer".

Under the guidelines, schools and teachers are being urged to move away from relying on officers to administer discipline.

We collected embryos in cold PBS and then moved them into a filtered flask to administer euthanasia using an overdose inhalation of 70 100% CO2 gas.

His buddy tried to administer first aid, when there was no response he tried to move him," Apakorn said.

The company's vision is that if an employee moves from one company to the next and both use Gusto, all of the preferences and other data required to administer HR would work immediately.

Other guidelines have moved to modifying administered activities and acquisition times according to the size of the patient [8, 9].

It's an easy tax to administer.