Sentence examples for ranking administrators from inspiring English sources

An important part of the story is that the trustees encountered intense, unprecedented lobbying to abandon the Garfield expansion project by the highest ranking administrators, and some faculty members who worked at the main campus.

In pleading no contest to all 69 charges he faced, Rizzo, through his attorney, vowed that his client would now testify against Spaccia and that she would be revealed as "the mastermind" of the scheme to misappropriate city money and falsify records to cover up the huge salaries being lavished on ranking administrators.

Two ranking administrators in the city, Robert Rizzo and Angela Spaccia, were both sentenced earlier this year to lengthy prison terms.

They may become players but are more likely future high-ranking administrators.

In what appears to be a shake-up at the University of Medicine and Dentistry of New Jersey, three high-ranking administrators resigned within days after Governor McGreevey appointed a new chairman of the school's board of trustees.

Numerous top-ranking administrators have told me for more than a decade that they don't answer the survey or that they have someone else in their office do it.

There are high-ranking administrators foregoing the Teacher's Retirement System (TRS) – a system with a $100+ billion unfunded liability – for the more fully-funded Illinois Municipal Retirement Fund IMRFF).

San Mateo Chancellor Ron Galatolo is one of the few high-ranking administrators who has been outspoken in his view that the accreditors are too focused on nonacademic standards rather than the quality of teaching and learning.

It was widely believed that the high-ranking administrators saw the Indian subcontinent as an unenviable appointment; on past tours, many players had fallen seriously ill, suffered food poisoning, and found the oppressive heat and third world living conditions hard to bear.

Overwhelmingly, there have been calls to the tear the statue down in the wake of the scathing report issued by former F.B.I director Louis Freeh, which implicates Paterno and a small group of top ranking PSU administrators in covering up the crimes of Jerry Sandusky.

No longer are they all stage directors; a conspicuous subset rose through the ranks as administrators and producers.