Sentence examples for problems of administration from inspiring English sources

At the same time, they present problems of administration — and sometimes of temptation — to those who uphold the law.

In February 1193 Coutances summoned a council to Oxford, to address problems of administration and defence after the recently received news of Richard's captivity in Germany.

In addition, there may be practical problems of administration e.g. difficulties swallowing tablets if a syrup is not available or, more significantly, serious calculation errors when using adult formulations to obtain paediatric dosages.

The problem for officialdom is that both private right and public law stand in the way of data sharing as the standard solution to every problem of administration.

Acknowledging that the Syriza-led anti-austerity government had faced the "teething problems" of any administration new to power, the minister tasked with overseeing the country's international economic relations expressed confidence that a deal with creditors would be reached even if negotiations went to the wire.

Mr. da Silva's delicate balancing act today highlighted what political and economic analysts said is likely to be one of the main problems of his administration.

The city archivist is still supposed to provide assistance to the board "in connection with problems of municipal administration and proposed legislation".

The primary emphasis was on criminal law rather than on private law, although certain material dealt with problems of public administration, public order, and ecclesiastical matters.

Richard Wilson of Help the Aged said: "The continuing problems of poor administration and low take-up mean that, more than a year after the pension credit was launched, millions of older people are missing out on their entitlements.

The problems of valuation, administration and collection are so severe that such a tax "puts a premium on dishonesty and debauches the public conscience," he wrote, and "reduces deception to a system and makes a science of knavery".

In a 2007 speech on the topic, Bernanke, ever the historian, quoted a 1923 Fed report, "The more fully the public understands what the function of the Federal Reserve system is and on what grounds and on what indications its policies and actions are based, the simpler and easier will be the problems of credit administration in the United States".