Sentence examples for stop administrators from inspiring English sources

In December, in the aftermath of the Almonte incident, Little League officials created rules that they hoped would stop administrators, coaches and players from misrepresenting a player's age or residence.

Even though the regulations would provide no major substantive changes, lawyers who specialize in education said they were important to the extent that they stop administrators from invoking the privacy act as an excuse for inaction.

Yes, there are exceptions -- people who slipped through the cracks, and gained tenure, but there is nothing to stop administrators from removing those teachers.

Unions and a group of 16 investors were engaged in talks, brokered by the Italian government, to try to keep the airline flying and stop its administrator, Augusto Fantozzi, from starting to liquidate its assets.

Now the lawmaker, considered a centrist among Republicans on climate change, has a lever to try to force the Senate to vote to stop EPA Administrator Lisa Jackson's plans to cap greenhouse emissions with regulations.

For eight months, she formed relationships with members and passed information on to the police and social services (she had to stop when group administrators noticed people "Anna" had been speaking to were being contacted by the police).

Eventually, he said, the administrators stopped returning his emails.

Yet this did not stop Donald Trump's administrator of the Environmental Protection Agency, Scott Pruitt, from taking time to proclaim: "To have any kind of focus on the cause and effect of the storm vs. helping people, or actually facing the effect of the storm, is misplaced".

If more than one person uses your computer, stop using the Administrator account and set up Limited user accounts (which are safer) for each person.

A group of 32 students, chaperoned by 14 teachers and administrators, will stop at the Olympic stadium and the BMW museum in Munich, Neuschwanstein Castle, and Mozart's birthplace in Salzburg, among other places.

But nearly half the students at Briarcliff High School have packed their schedules so full that they do not stop for lunch, prompting administrators to rearrange the schedule next fall to require everyone to take a 20-minute midday break.