Administrative in a sentence

An additional fee of up to 0.05 percent could be imposed through administrative rules for administering the program.

As well as providing a living space for castle residents, the hall also housed administrative offices and a court.

A spokesperson for the company said the redundancies were largely in administrative roles rather than warehouse positions.

And general and administrative expenses increased by $1 million, as we continue to expand our management and finance teams.

Administrative burden “hasn’t been a problem for the last couple of years, and it’s likely to come back in full force,” she said.

And Yost said independent pharmacies have been forced to accept smaller drug reimbursement rates and pay big “administrative” fees.

An administrative law judge has recommended that the Illinois Commerce Commission approve rate increases totaling about $350 million.

Administrative History Perthshire was an administrative county between 1890 and 1975, governed by a county council.

At the Berman School, Serio started as the administrative assistant and eventually became administrative director.

A school’s administrative team is responsible for suspensions, but at York Memorial, most of the administration didn’t hang around long.

All officers involved in the incident have been placed on administrative leave while the State Bureau of Investigation looks into the case.

As the technology progresses, AI will help remove the mundane nature of repetitive, administrative tasks and free up time for strategic work.

In January 1994 the Tribal Administrative offices moved into their new $1.4 million administrative building.

According to the petition, it is also unconstitutional to send the deal to an administrative law judge who cannot be removed by the president.

Administrative divisions main Each administrative atoll is marked, along with the thaana letter used to identify the atoll.

Counties are administrative divisions of the state, and townships are administrative divisions of a county.

More administrative buildings were built on High Street, forming a massive judicial/administrative complex.

In 1987 an administrative reorganization took place in Suriname and the city was divided into 12 administrative jurisdictions.

These were designed to be 'counties-to-themselves'; administrative divisions to sit alongside the new administrative counties.

Almost half a century later–following administrative and policy changes in the Light House Board–the second Cape Lookout Lighthouse was completed.