This is impossible!" Soon after his callous remark, he fired a subordinate administrator — for failure to warn the people.
The CSB goes so far as to describe lab chiefs on many campuses as independent "fiefs" only "nominally subordinate" to administrators or department chairs.
These nominees were often recommended subordinates of commandery-level Administrators.
In turn, the subordinates like to have additional administrators working for them.
Related to this observation, several influential figures felt that although research in medical education should have a utilitarian dimension, the research agenda is currently too strongly subordinated to the demands of educators and administrators.
But in this case, I can't really figure out what the administrator bargained for if Lehman can effectively subordinate the Bankhaus claim at will.
In June, Edward F. Stancik, the special commissioner for investigations for the New York City school system, reported that an administrator in District 5 in Harlem had ordered a subordinate to change the grades of some students at Intermediate School 43 from "fail" to "pass" last year.
John Singer Sargent conveys the flamboyant hauteur of colonial administrator Sir Frank Swettenham, his moustache alone enough to floor a subordinate.
The administrator, Frederick King, director of middle school programs for Community School District 5 in Manhattan, ordered a subordinate at the district office to change the students' grades to "pass" from "fail" in a district computer system without the knowledge of the assistant principal who was in charge of the summer program at the school, Intermediate School 43, Mr. Stancik said.
This should help administrators alter their behavior in order to maintain a good mutual relationship with their subordinates, improving their working attitude and, more importantly, reducing potential conflicts.
