Sentence examples for upper administrative from inspiring English sources

The local authority won its claim in the initial hearing but lost in the upper administrative tribunal on the grounds that an unborn child is not a person in law and therefore no criminal offence could have been committed.

The decision was upheld in July 2009 by the Upper Administrative Court of Berlin-Brandenburg which ruled that the poster violated Scientologists' basic religious rights.

Programs experienced a variety of support from upper administrative and hospital management, ranging from "benign neglect" to "very supportive".

Common deficiencies noted were risk map updating, monthly data reporting to the upper administrative offices, and timely response to the bug reports.

Within the next 5 to 10 years I see myself in more of an instructional and administrative role within upper administration at a college or university.

In addition, the school principal or designate (e.g., vice principal or another person with an upper level administrative position) completed an administrator questionnaire, which inquired about the schools characteristics including the size and demographic distribution of the students, policies, programs, and availability of facilities.

Judge H Levenson, of the upper tribunal administrative appeals chamber at the high court, quashed the decision to deduct 40% of the award on the grounds that "the applicant failed to cooperate with the police or other authority in attempting to bring the assailant to justice".

It is a small, dignified building of stone and turret, sitting at the centre of the quiet upper-town administrative district.

Set beside the River Sambre, the core of Charleroi is spread over a hill and it neatly divides into a traditionally administrative upper town and a buzzing, commercial lower town.

This paper argues that these agreements, and the negotiations surrounding them, inform debates around mining through both "horizontal diffusion" (influence on other localities facing similar situations) and "vertical diffusion" (influence on policy design and implementation at upper political and administrative levels).

Another reason the EU will have the upper hand is administrative: European negotiators are famed for their ruthlessness and acuity.