Sentence examples for technology administration from inspiring English sources

In short, these organizations pay Zimride to provide the technology, administration and marketing for students and staff to find and share rides.

But even as Solyndra was being promoted as a model of new technology, administration officials were raising concerns about its viability, the legality of a later restructuring and whether the government was sufficiently protected should the business fail.

Allen says that Commerce "doesn't want the program," and last week House appropriators voted to kill funding for the Technology Administration.

And he agreed with Colwell that the fit didn't seem right: "I'd prefer to see it go to the Technology Administration or maybe the National Institute of Standards and Technology," both within the Commerce Department.

Although not successful in winning a seat, I leveraged my political experience, engineering degree, and communications background into an appointment in the administration of President George H. W. Bush as public affairs director for the Commerce Department's newly established Technology Administration.

I applied my knowledge as a reporter for High-Performance Computing and Communications Week for a year or so, but my passion for policy led me to jump at the first opportunity to return to the Technology Administration.

Universities are also making continuous changes in technology in administration, governance and teaching.

In San Francisco, Olivet offers undergraduate programs in theology, music, journalism, information technology, business administration and graphic design.

"The incentive program is designed to encourage more supply and use of transformative technology," an administration official said Friday.

True, a bigger group has more money to spend on marketing and can achieve economies of scale in areas such as back-office technology and administration.

Ideas were more fruitfully exchanged, most importantly in the realms of military technology, law, administration and nation-building, with consequences that are still working themselves out.