Sentence examples for necessary administration from inspiring English sources
"Our troops are helping the civil administration in establishing relief camps, provide doctors and necessary administration work".
Mayor Bloomberg decided that legal action could be necessary, administration officials said, directing the city's corporation counsel, Michael A. Cardozo, to begin proceedings to get a court order preventing Con Edison from turning off the power to the homes.
By December 2000, NHMRC had completed the necessary administration to set up the Xenotransplantation Working Party (XWP).
One interesting use-case for their blockchain technology — which they just last week publicly demoed in a prototype form under test conditions, as an entry in the digitalswitzerland challenge — is a company registration system using a digitized blockchain process to radically shrink how long the necessary administration takes.
Military officials, however, continue to make transfers more difficult and protracted than necessary, administration officials said.
An experimental group with heparin was not performed due to the high variability in response in sheep and the short effect duration leading to a necessary administration every 4 hours [ 15, 53].
Nobody looks at it except the economists [but] while the Administrative budget is necessary for administration and is like a man's checkbook, the income budget tells the real story.
For particularly complex or sophisticated systems, a supplemental charge covers the additional work necessary for administration and management.
If necessary, the administration - or Congress - should link continued military and other foreign aid to such steps.
The state abolished the tax in 1980, but with a budget shortfall of more than $1 billion expected over the next three years the governor, a Democrat, thinks the tax is necessary, an administration official said.
If California cannot or will not solve its problems and emergency federal aid is deemed necessary, the administration must attach strings — perhaps by limiting the ways the money can be spent.
