Sentence examples for space administrators from inspiring English sources

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So, when driven by a pressing need for classroom and office space, administrators of the school's undergraduate program began talking several years ago about building a new, larger and far more ambitious addition to the Lawn — one that would, moreover, strive to extend and reinterpret Jefferson's original plan — there was reason for worry.

While a few enlightened legislators, like California's Dana Rohrabacher (R-CA) pushed through legislation supporting private access to space, administrators at NASA and its cadre of huge, military-industrial-complex vendors supported over-engineered, over-budget projects like the shuttle.

Frank owed his dumping to Bob Gerson Mr. Cromwelll), a spotlight-hogging space administrator.

"We have been always closely watching Mars exploration activities," Mr. Luan, the top space administrator said on the day Spirit landed.

As a space administrator, you may need to assist your content creators as they get used to creating or editing pages in your space.

Two weeks before the Feb. 1 loss of the shuttle Columbia and its crew, the space agency administrator, who had worked in the Pentagon during the former Bush administration, was in Texas and had lunch with his old boss.

Speculation has been rife for months about who will replace Michael Griffin as the space agency administrator.

"From day one, the Obama administration has made it clear that the greatest nation on Earth should not be dependent on other nations to get into space," Nasa Administrator Charlie Bolden told reporters.

NASA's space station administrator, Michael Hawes, huffed that the U.S. space program is all "about science". And only about science, he implied, arguing that "adding people" on the shuttle would force NASA to "throw off" important science.

And I'm glad that Wellesley students are engaged in robust debate about what "safety" means on their campus, the role of art in public space and how administrators should balance an interest in public art against students' emotional well-being.