Sentence examples for which administrates from inspiring English sources
The utilities' request came in papers filed with the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission in a proceeding involving the New York State Independent System Operator, which administrates the wholesale energy market in the state.
His return — which is expected to be finalized later this week — is tied to the long-simmering tensions between FremantleMedia, which handles the television production, and 19 Entertainment, which administrates the singing careers of the "Idol" stars.
As a result she's spent more time on her publishing concern, Arthouse Entertainment, which administrates the songs of about 15 other songwriters — she helped finance it by selling the bulk of her back catalog last year — and her charity work with Phoenix House, a drug and alcohol treatment program for which she has built in-facility recording studios in New York and Los Angeles.
Christopher Austin, director for the National Center for Advancing Translational Sciences (NCATS), which administrates CTSA, said today that NIH may not be able to continue supporting 61 centers amid mounting budget pressures.
Mickelson was a force behind the let's-fix-what's-wrong task force created by the PGA of America, which administrates the Cup this side of the Atlantic.
To obtain a special reimbursement for a diagnosed chronic disease a certificate from a physician must be approved at the Social Insurance Institution which administrates the reimbursements in Finland.
Lower-Basch (2011) suggests that these more positive conclusions compared to the research on effects of past hiring credits targeting the disadvantaged may be attributable to the discretionary nature of the TANF Emergency Fund job subsidy programs, in which administrating agencies were "able to select both employers and workers to participate" (p. 2).
All those processes are controlled by gonadotropins secreted from the pituitary which administrate signaling networks between the oocyte and the somatic cells in the ovary.
Gives long list of unusual events collected from news items of the year dealing with public officials of various sections whom he believes should be mentioned for the remarkable service to the people which they administrate as public officials.
The New Yorker, November 9, 1929 P. 94 Gives long list of unusual events collected from news items of the year dealing with public officials of various sections whom he believes should be mentioned for the remarkable service to the people which they administrate as public officials.
By Joseph P. Pollard The New Yorker, November 9, 1929 P. 94 Gives long list of unusual events collected from news items of the year dealing with public officials of various sections whom he believes should be mentioned for the remarkable service to the people which they administrate as public officials.
