Sentence examples for to the administrator of the from inspiring English sources

The bridegroom is a confidential assistant to the administrator of the Rural Utilities Service of the Agriculture Department in Washington.

His mother, who is retired, was the assistant to the administrator of the laborers union Local 711 pension and welfare fund in Morris Plains, N.J.

Mr Goodman, known as "Lord Libor", insisted that he never expected banks, which every day sent their estimated costs of borrowing funds in a variety of currencies to the administrator of the Libor rate, to match his predictions.

In 1909 Sergey Diaghilev, former assistant to the administrator of the Imperial Theatres, was commissioned by the grand duke Vladimir to organize a ballet company of the members of the Mariinsky and Bolshoi theatres.

In a letter in December to the administrator of the federal agency, Christie Whitman, Gov. Gray Davis of California said the revisions would "bring us more air pollution" and "more health problems".

Of Roberta, for example, we are told: "Her title was assistant to the administrator of the programs for this country planned by experts in New York and Geneva according to their mission statement.

"Next to Normal" was not among those nominees, but it had been singled out for praise in the jury's report to the board, according to Sig Gissler, the administrator of the prizes at Columbia University.

In mid-August, three-term incumbent Governor Mike Leavitt, whom Huntsman strongly supported, decided not to run for re-election in order to become the Administrator of the Environmental Protection Agency in the Bush administration.

Twelve states, three cities, and an array of environmental groups (including the Sierra Club) brought suit to force the administrator of the EPA to regulate carbon dioxide, methane, and other greenhouse gases as pollutants under the Clean Air Act.

"This is the first time since 1994 that I've been able to be the administrator of the summer program, and to teach Princeton-in-Beijing students".

With half the nation's corn crop in poor condition, 156 House members and 25 senators have signed letters to Lisa P. Jackson, the administrator of the Environmental Protection Agency, calling on her to issue a waiver on the ethanol standard.