Sentence examples for takes administrative from inspiring English sources

One is eBenX Inc. of Minneapolis, which takes administrative tasks associated with health benefits out of employers' hands.

While it would take legislation to address the issue comprehensively, the Obama administration has been taking administrative steps to deliver relief to borrowers.

I don't prefer taking administrative action.

"But if the Forest Service is not willing to allow the public to take administrative appeals, we will take that issue to a federal judge and let him decide".

Aside from the order to take administrative leave, no other documents have been made available specifying the accusations against Dr. Monnett.

Last spring, Trowers & Hamlins, a law firm assigned by the Bahraini government to take administrative control of T.I.B.C. and recover lost assets, filed a $1.9-billion 1.9-billioninst ahab.

That is why I am taking administrative and regulatory action to make certain the ESA isn't abused to make global warming policies".

Mr. Bush did not call a special session but he took administrative steps that resulted in an annual raise of about $1,000 for guards.

Presidential candidate Hillary Clinton has already said she would "take administrative action" to require that any person attempting to sell a significant number of guns be deemed "in the business" of selling firearms.

Ronald E. Meisburg, a Republican and former general counsel for the National Labor Relations Board, predicted that if a Republican-controlled House cripples labor-backed legislative efforts to make it easier for workers to unionize, the Democratic-controlled labor board might take administrative steps.

Even Monsignor Foster, a rapidly rising figure in the Boston Archdiocese, said he was unsure what kind of an investigation the archdiocese had conducted before asking him to take administrative leave and vacate his church living quarters.