Sentence examples for whose administrator from inspiring English sources
Nonetheless, tensions have increased between the incoming administration and the management of NASA, whose administrator, Michael D. Griffin, is fighting to keep the program on course.
As head of the traffic safety agency, he has the authority to set vehicle safety standards, though they are reviewed by the Office of Management and Budget, whose administrator, John D. Graham, rejected a tire safety proposal in February.
Adam Brown, another founding father and key force behind the stadium's funding and construction, was in 1997-99 aspointed as a respected academic and fans' representative to the Labour government's Football Task Force – whose administrator was Andy Burnham, now favourite to become his party's leader.
Green's group has agreed a deal to buy the club, whose administrator will start the process of offering creditors a Company Voluntary Arrangement.
"I am Danell Leyva's Towel, the true star of men's gymnastics," states the towel's profile, whose administrator remains unknown.
"President Trump now both owns the lessee, Old Post Office LLC, and controls the lessor, GSA, whose administrator is appointed by and serves at the pleasure of the president".
Tuesday is also D-Day for about 300 clubs whose administrators gather in Geneva to push their own interests.
They are more likely to be found on sidewalks, under scaffolding, in subway stations and on the steps of churches, whose administrators rarely shoo them away.
She pointed out that nearly 90percentt of schools whose administrators were eligible for this year's bonus received an A or a B on their progress reports.
The letter cited an article by KrebsOnSecurity.com, an Internet security news site, which published a report Sunday on the alleged sale of sensitive data by Court Ventures to the Web site Superget.info, whose administrators were based in Vietnam.
It is not specifically the fault of the sport, whose administrators strive as well as they can to contain the volatility of physical conflict between wired up boxers in peak condition.
