Sentence examples for stable administrative from inspiring English sources

The council was not allowed to determine the borders of Lithuania, establish an embassy in Berlin, or begin forming a stable administrative system.

Assuming parallel increases in healthcare utilization, stable administrative complexity, and an initial cost of $5.8 million to operate the exchanges [ 26, 27], we estimate that implementing the ACA will increase system-wide BIR costs by 5−7%7% ($24 − $34 billion) in 2014 and 9 − 11% ($45 − $55 billion) in 2018 (in 2014 USD).

By "ready", it means that they should have functioning market economies, stable democracies and the administrative and judicial capacities needed to enforce EU laws.

It may be harsh to say that most of those outside the administrative criminology stable do less well with communication.

The IUPAC InChI/InChIKey project has evolved to the point where its future development and promulgation require a new management system that will provide stable and financially viable administrative arrangements for the foreseeable future.

It was constructed with a building housing the company's administrative office, horse stables, a wagon depot, a forge, and a weighing shed.

Whatever the role of the representative, and however electoral units are conceived as geographic areas with stable, compatible interests or as purely administrative areas for the purpose of vote counting districting must be distinguished from apportionment.

The facilities were designed by Henrik Thrap-Meyer and featured an administrative office, a horse stable, a forge, a workshop, a weighing shed, and a wagon depot.

Meanwhile, Benson anxiously awaits for the return of Detective Stabler (Christopher Meloni), who was put on administrative leave after the squad room shooting.

Architect Daniel H. Burnham's firm designed the 1880 limestone round stables, the 1881 refectory, and the 1910 administrative headquarters for the South Park Commission.

The calculation of rates and trends in health status without a stable means of identifying Indigenous Australians in both administrative and Census data is fraught with challenges and seem likely to persist.