Sentence examples for to administer more from inspiring English sources

The standards are not meant to fix broken schools, and they certainly do not make it "necessary" to administer more tests.

By then the question for both may be not whether to administer more fiscal medicine to a sickly economy, but how.

Shortly after Jackson's death, Dr. Murray told investigators that the pop star would routinely plead with him to administer more propofol, calling it his "milk".

Walgreen already has aggressive lobbying efforts under way to get pharmacists the ability under state rules to administer more vaccines in the pharmacy.

"It is about faith-based institutions, but it's also about more than that," said another Bush adviser, referring to Mr. Bush's plan to encourage private groups to administer more of the kinds of local programs often provided by government.

Ms. Endsley, who stayed to watch because she had never participated in this type of procedure, also told the police that Dr. Roozrokh asked an intensive care nurse to administer more "candy" — meaning drugs — after Mr. Navarro did not die immediately after his ventilator was removed.

Many said it would take up to three years -- and a huge influx of resources -- to develop and administer more exams.

We have turned to technology to help us teach and administer more efficiently.

However, because of time constraints at schools, we could not administer more questionnaires to the children.

We need protections, but we need them to be administered more predictably and more rapidly.

Meropenem may have to be administered more frequently during ECMO.