A month later Negroes were being so assigned in an administratively routine manner.
But, he added, "progress must be made administratively and should not be put into effect by fiat.
At some bases qualified black airmen were administratively assigned to black units but actually performed duties in white units.
The Army thus accepted an economically and administratively inefficient segregated force in peacetime to preserve what it considered to be a more dependable fighting machine for war.
At the same time the Marine Corps was administratively independent of the Chief of Naval Operations and the Chief of Naval Personnel, and Circular Letter 48-46, which desegregated the Navy's general service, did not apply to the corps.
Hellas, Thessaly, and Macedonia, and at least from Trajan's time Epirus, were in the imperial period separated administratively from Greece.
Thessaly, in itself a purely Hellenic district as well as Aetolia and Acarnania, was in the imperial period separated administratively from the province of Achaia and placed under the governor of Macedonia.
Some of these were at once banished administratively to Siberia, and of the rest, 193 were, four years afterwards, brought up for trial and condemned.
Administratively the oasis forms part of the mudiria of Assiut.
Not only are all these divisions of French West Africa connected territorially, but administratively they are united under a governor-general.
Though administratively distinct, the two cities so closely adjoin as virtually to form one whole.
The main point at issue was whether the serfs should become agricultural labourers dependent economically and administratively on the landlords, or should be transformed into a class of independent communal proprietors.
Administratively the territory is divided into the following three districts, showing a density of population of about 316 to the sq.
Legislatively and administratively we took several billions out of the economy.
But on the other hand the adjacent island of Ceylon has beenadministratively severed and placed under the Colonial Office.
It is administratively independent of the pope and recognizes the supremacy of the state over church affairs.
Under these favorable conditions and with close party supervision, locally appointed people's councils had little difficulty in administratively organizing the local governments in accordance with the Soviet system.
Administratively and medically the Salpêtrière is divided into five compartments, which are subdivided into quarters or sections.
The third category is composed of abandoned women administratively detained.
With the exception of the island of Guam (United States) it belongs to Germany, and administratively forms part of the New Guinea protectorate.
For a long time Margarita was attached to Cumana, but in the eighteenth century it was made administratively independent.
In other words, this indicates to us administratively that there is further investigation to be conducted, whether it be in New Orleans or some other place in the United States or the world, as a matter of fact.
Are cases of this kind administratively transferred by agreement between two offices, or does that have to go up to Washington?
He subsequently found that Oswald had moved, apparently permanently, to New Orleans, and had the file and the case administratively shifted as far as his responsibility, as far as his primary responsibility, to the New Orleans office.
When I got back they told me they wanted me to start reviewing our files to see if I could develop any information, any leads at all on the possible assassin, to help outadministratively in the office.
What is the difference administratively between a "pending inactive" and a "closed" case?
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "administratively" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
