Sentence examples for one that administers from inspiring English sources

"Our settlement doesn't cover every standardized test," said Joshua Konecky, the lawyer at Disability Rights Advocates in Oakland, Calif., who represented Mr. Breimhorst, "but E.T.S. is so important in the field that we are hoping other groups, like the one that administers the medical school test, will look and see that if E.T.S. can administer tests without flags, they can, too".

Indeed, it is a public health priority to take a "life-course approach" to vaccination -- one that administers vaccination throughout all stages of life in order to prevent disease and enable healthy, active, and productive aging.

Our influence at home is as great or greater than the lawyers'; we are engaged in a more laudable pursuit, one that appeals to the sympathies and affections of the people, one that administers to the sick and afflicted, and one that the people will not allow to languish because the legal fraternity wish to fatten us for the slaughter.

But Feldman remains coolheaded, placing the movement in a historical context and suggesting that its ideal of "a just legal system, one that administers the law fairly," is an understandable goal in a region dominated by unchecked oligarchies.

The efficacy of the injections was evaluated 2, 4, and 6 months after treatment by a physician (different than the one that administered the injections) blinded to patients group.

After all, kicking that person off unemployment insurance, if he or she is receiving it, would benefit the previous employer, not the one that administered the test.

This researcher will be different from the one that administer the questionnaires over the study.

But he said he was confident that he would be able to find ample votes to increase federal aid to health care and expand a nationwide day care system like the one that is presently administered by the Quebec provincial government.

Ketamine is different in part because it's most effective as an IV drug, one that must be administered in a hospital or clinic, often in combination with other strong drugs like Versed, to counteract its hallucinogenic effects.

The ideal combination regimen to treat malaria is one that can be administered as a single dose or at least that requires administration for no more than 3 days.

An ideal induction agent would be one that is easy to administer, has rapid on- and offset, and is devoid of clinically significant hemodynamic side effects.