Sentence examples for to administer services from inspiring English sources
To the Editor: Tom Brokaw's article raises important issues on how states, specifically New York, must work more closely with local governments to administer services more efficiently and cost-effectively.
The case is remanded for further consideration of the appropriate relief, given the range of the States facilities for the care of persons with diverse mental disabilities, and its obligation to administer services with an even hand.
To maintain a range of facilities and to administer services with an even hand, the State must have more leeway than the courts below understood the fundamental-alteration defense to allow.
The Local Government Act 1888 created elected county councils to administer services throughout England and Wales.
"While we of course regret Texas's decision, ORR is working to appoint designees to administer services to refugees in Texas," Palmer told me.
Mr. Bush does not, for the most part, want the federal government to provide or administer services directly; he wants the tax code and other financial incentives to make it easier for low-income Americans to use the private sector to meet their needs.
AWS continues to add yet more software and services to build out its revenues and touchpoints with businesses that already use its cloud infrastructure for storage and to host and administer services and apps.
The Interior Department's Indian Affairs bureau provides basic services to about 1.9 million American Indians and Alaska Natives, often by funneling funds to the tribes to administer the services themselves or by employing federal workers to run the programs.
Therefore, they imposed a network of single-function or area-specific bodies to administer local services.
In Indianapolis, half the proposals to administer welfare services came from black churches, even though only a quarter of the churches in Indianapolis are black.
In the colonial period, the first welfare officer, Jack Leech, was appointed in 1946 to administer welfare services for war veterans, the destitute, juveniles, and to form youth clubs.
