Sentence examples for organization administration from inspiring English sources
There are six items in this module: attention from the institution leaders, administrational organization, administration environments, administration staff, education quality supervision, education support.
The unit he commands is made up of professional soldiers on active duty, & his mission is to advise the Army Reserve on matter of training, organization, administration, & logistics.
B5 INTELLIGENCE FINDING -- President Bush has issued new orders to the C.I.A. spelling out a wider and more intense effort to eliminate Osama bin Laden as the leader of the Al Qaeda terrorist organization, administration officials said.
Stakeholders that reportedly influence an organization's decision-making process of funding or conducting SR updates were: authors of the original SR (either within or external to the organization) (75/101; 74%), external policy-makers (72/100; 72%); the organization administration as the funder of the original SR (65/100; 65%) and experts in the field (62/100; 62%).
Comparison included organization, administration, client characteristics, and interventions.
Regions have virtually exclusive powers over regulation, organization, administration, and funding of publicly financed healthcare.
The joint formulation and implementation of policies between citizens' organizations and public administrations can improve the efficiency and democratic quality of administrative processes.
New policies open the lines of communication between student organizations and campus administrations.
The article asserts that the Israel lobby includes members of the Clinton and the Bush administrations, Jewish organizations, Christian evangelicals, thinkers referred to as "neo-conservative gentiles" and an array of policy organizations.
But an internal White House draft, disclosed on Friday, identifies several such organizations that administration officials think can help them win enactment of the initiative.
With bipartisan support from Congress — though criticism from human rights organizations — the administration opened the door to the first significant investments in decades in an impoverished country of 55 million now undergoing a sweeping, if incomplete, political transformation.
