Cities were sinks of rottenness and suffering because it paid their democratic administrators to have them so.
The heroism and self-sacrifice of those who prosecute the Plan, both as administrators and pioneers, must attain greater heights and engender still more powerful forces in the spiritual life of this community.
But, indeed, how could it be expected that these administrators would be efficient and honorable when we consider the system under which they were appointed and did their work?
As we turn, now, to consider the efforts to solve the Indian problem in British Columbia, quotations from two American administrators will help to set before us the better ordered conditions under British rule.
These legislators and administrators of laws claim to be superior to the effete errors of the age.
The government ignorantly assumed the right to appoint the chief administrators of the Church.
The important point for the jurist is that these aristocracies were universally the depositaries and administrators of law.
Ancient law furnishes other proofs that the earliest administrators of justice simulated the probable acts of persons engaged in a private quarrel.
No other nation can furnish such administrators as England: and no other nation so obstinately refuses to recognize their worth.
These lesser administrators were told to alert their departments or units and advise all faculty, staff and students not to cooperate in her investigation.
If a woman student appeared to be on the verge of making a fuss, administrators had a remedy called 'The Grievance Procedure'.
This saved the administrators the problem of dealing with most complaints brought by faculty and staff.
Upper level administrators like Jimbo were paid in the six figure category.
Sure, evaluations were used at times by administrators as justification for not reappointing a faculty member, but even then, there had to be a preponderance of negative evaluations.
If the administrators wanted some legal answers, they contacted a real lawyer, usually Simon Murrain, from a high priced law firm in town.
We administrators use it as a tool to circumvent trouble.
Most of the law-givers and administrators of states undertook themselves to constrain the people and to be their tyrants.
As in Thales’ time, law-givers and administrators of states were preeminent in possessing a physical philosophy, so we see that with Pythagoras practical philosophy is advocated as the means of constituting a moral life.
The government was particularly careful to carry out the provisions temporarily recognised in Article 3, for the restoration of orderly episcopal administration by regularly elected episcopal administrators in bishoprics made vacant by death.
Hare, with publicists like Sir James Mackintosh and Robert Hall, with such travellers and administrators as Manning, the friend of Charles Lamb, and Raffles.
He stood between them and their foreign Government at the beginning of our intimate contact with all classes as detailed administrators and rulers.
Men, women and children were to be included in the portending storm, religion and human decency were to be outraged, the law of the land and its administrators defied, and justice scoffed at in the pillory.
How far the present administrators of the Government have fulfilled the duties and responsibilities confided to them by the people?
The Town Council, the administrators of the College, refused to sanction Ferguson's absence, and called upon him either to stay at home or to resign his chair.
But if women could not find success in the administration of civic government, they none the less proved themselves, in more than one notable instance, admirable organizers and administrators in other spheres.
Another woman's name which before the close of the century had taken place among the foremost of organizers and administrators in work helpful to humanity is that of Clara Barton.
The government will try to administrate and the administrators will want to govern, and so it will go on.
The chamber will want before long to administrate, and the administrators will want to legislate.
A Repúblican executive is an individual isolated in the midst of society, to restrain the impulses of the people toward license and the propensities of administrators to arbitrariness.
Chiefs at the court of Osiris, who acted as administrators of the god, and even as task-masters.
The second group mentioned are the vicarii oeconomi, priests appointed canonically as administrators of vacant parishes (see Canons 472, n.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "administrators" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
