Sentence examples for task administration from inspiring English sources

The immediate task, administration officials said, is to get properly equipped reinforcements to Freetown.

General Petraeus's task, administration insiders and some outsiders said, is to use his credibility among Democrats and Republicans to make a case that President Bush can no longer make without support.

To design an effective control mechanism to manage complex situations, this research identifies basic problems in collaborative task administration and proposes the design framework of protocols to solve the problems.

Each component protocol is activated to address priority-based allocation, resource-aware allocation, and task re-allocation at a different task administration context, ranging from task initialization, task allocation, to task monitoring, respectively.

The drug did not affect the number of attempted reaches and stance resets (total reaches and resets per day during relearning days 4 11: saline, 75.5±2.3; ZIP, 69.3±6.4; unpaired 2-tailed t-test p = 0.43), and the animals' gait appeared normal on the first day of task administration post-injection.

The order of task administration was counterbalanced across participants to negate any order or practice effects.

The students' instructor proctored all of the task administrations and all speech samples were scored by trained teacher-raters at the IEP.

This unexpected result could be because hospital nursing managers tend to allocate fewer responsibilities to agency (moonlighting) nurses, preferring more complex nursing tasks (administration of intravenous medication) to be performed by permanent staff (50).

Healthy human subjects (n  38) participated in a randomized placebo-controlled within-subject design, and performed an emotional face relocation task after administration of buprenorphine and placebo.

His immediate task, an administration official said, was to meet with Muhammad Dahlan, Mr. Abbas's new security chief, about strengthening and reorganizing the Palestinian security forces to try to stop terrorism.

Mr. Goldberg's primary task, another administration official said, would be "to make sure there is broader interagency coordination," not just between the State Department and the Treasury, but also the Pentagon, the Commerce Department and the Department of Homeland Security.