Sentence examples for show administrators from inspiring English sources

Geoffrey Canada, the president of Harlem Children's Zone and a loyal ally of the Bloomberg administration, said the report cards helped show administrators and teachers where they needed to improve, but he questioned whether they made much sense to most parents.

Dr. Richard P. Shannon, who championed a program to reduce catheter infections at Allegheny General Hospital in Pittsburgh, was able to show administrators that the average infection cost the hospital $27,000.

At the morning rehearsal, as a jubilant crowd cheered run-throughs of production numbers, somber network and awards show administrators clustered in aisles and hallways at the Beacon on the Upper West Side of Manhattan, trying to figure out how the show should respond to the mass shooting.

Using a scorecard that captures quantified value-added actions performed by radiologists like the radiology value-added matrix (http://www.acr.org/∼/media/ACR/Images/Advocacy/Imaging%203/Case%20Studies/The%20Value%20of%20Hard%20Work/slide%201.jpg) could help show administrators that radiologists are moving towards a team-based approach that could positively impact patient care.

Arte says internal investigations like these show administrators value the institution's reputation over the safety of students.

Emails obtained by The Huffington Post also show administrators expressing concern that the article could threaten a "branding agreement" with the medical school and the hospital, and that it could suggest the hospital doesn't value nurses or that it condones sexual relationships between patients health care workers.

The report also shows administrators fees from 14 February up to the 29 June 2012 of just over £2.8m.

Too often the story of sexual violence in K-12 schools shows administrators who are poorly informed about their Title IX obligations or avoid taking the necessary steps required by Title IX to end and prevent future harassment".

To show city administrators what they were up against, the Bozell team taped interviews with pedestrians at troublesome intersections like Columbus Circle, Broadway and 23rd Street, Madison Square Park and Queens Boulevard.

Documents obtained by The Bay Citizen under a California Public Records Act request show that administrators directed money from community organizations into their own pockets.

Sue Hawkins from the group said: "We need to show the administrators the strength of feeling in Stafford.