Sentence examples for practical administrator from inspiring English sources

To the practical administrator it is false to make a sharp division where independence falls.

"He was a clear thinker and writer who left a large body of teaching for the church to absorb…so the cardinals may feel that a practical administrator-pope is what's needed next," says Austen Ivereigh, an English Catholic writer, putting politely a point that others will make more bluntly.

To the extent practical, the Administrator shall develop methods to determine or reveal whether any component or security feature of a license issued under subsection (a) has been tampered, altered, or counterfeited.

Adopting a range of practical workarounds, administrators position themselves as both formally accountable to their employers (general practitioners), and informally accountability to individual patients, in a coding process which is shaped not only by the 'facts' of the case, but by ongoing working relationships which are co-constructed alongside the patient's summary.

Ignacio Fuentes (Federico Luppi), the town's practical, seemingly apolitical administrator, has a brief argument with Suprino (Hector Bidonde), the local Peronist party boss, who has bought a van from Ignacio but hasn't yet paid for it.

With a dazzling mastery of detail, and enough literary flair to engage the non-specialist, Simon Sebag Montefiore brings out the highly unusual mixture of qualities required to succeed in Russia's debauched, ruthless court.Born to obscure gentry on Russia's western edge, Potemkin was at once a dreamer, a romantic, a sexual manipulator and a practical soldier and administrator.

At the same time, the book serves as a practical resource for administrators and policymakers seeking to improve access and effectiveness at their hospitals.

He addressed the practical problems park administrators faced in the 1872 Report to the Secretary of the Interior and correctly predicted that Yellowstone would become a major international attraction deserving the continuing stewardship of the government.

If they find they can improve their positions by pursuing more practical research programmes, their administrators' attitudes may yet change.

We will also have essays from program administrators providing practical advice on negotiating the M.D./Ph.D. career path.

"We're taking this step because we have found a practical solution," said Marion C. Blakey, the administrator of the agency.