"Administrators who are overseeing the charges brought by their fellow administrators," Strangio said.
|
|
It was a veiled threat to school administrators, and some teachers believe it spooked administrators at their schools.
|
|
They have forced administrators to draw a line on impermissible speech that the administrators don't wish to draw.
|
|
But all of them had administrators who also served as administrators on the four pages that the company removed in August.
|
|
That's why Salesforce provides its most knowledgeable and skilled users a path to becoming Certified Administrators, Advanced Administrators, or App Builders.
|
|
Policymakers and central administrators should hold principals and administrators accountable for student outcomes — but refrain from doing their jobs for them.
|
|
Several administrators for the group were administrators for the original Marines United group, three people familiar with the groups' operations said.
|
|
Ultimately, IT administrators will be able to control what each of these secondary administrators are able to provision, including linking teams together.
|
|
The administrators running the process aim to agree a deal by the end of next week, one of the administrators said on Friday.
|
|
"I think students, faculty and staff should have uninhibited access to administrators on their campuses, administrators who are making decisions about their lives," he said.
|
|
Legislators find themselves at the mercy of government administrators because the administrators tend to have only one interest—protecting their turf—while elected representatives have many.
|
|
But college administrators have been chafing against the strictures imposed by the Education Department, said Daniel Swinton, a top official with the Association of Title IX Administrators.
|
|
A spokesman for the administrators said because the investigation preceded the involvement of the administrators, he could not comment on the status or scope of the SEC investigation.
|
|
The source of the money to pay for players and referees and administrators—to buy referees and players and administrators, to buy whole clubs—comes from betting fraud.
|
|
Air Berlin's administrators had been holding fresh talks with potential investors even before Lufthansa dropped its bid, but IAG had withdrawn its interest, the administrators said last week.
|
|
The very fact that such actions may have been perpetrated in concert among parents, test administrators, coaches, and perhaps university administrators reflects a fundamental problem in our society.
|
|
But also, the president needs to be able to delegate certain duties to administrators, and Gianni knows that — maybe better than anyone — because he was one of those administrators.
|
|
"Throughout, we (the Joint Administrators) have closely followed our statutory duties and objectives as administrators and had the advice of experienced legal counsel," they added in a separate statement.
|
|
Niki's administrators, who had asked for binding offers by Thursday, will assess the offers and present a proposal at a creditors' meeting on Friday, one of the administrators said.
|
|
At school board meetings, administrators found themselves presented with two inch-thick binders full of copies of peer-reviewed studies, meant to demonstrate the shortcomings of the administrators' proposals.
|
|
Justin Draeger is president of the National Association of Student Financial Aid Administrators, a nonprofit organization of financial administrators working at 3,000 colleges and universities in the United States.
|
|
The EPA replaced the controversial policy with a new system in which relevant regional administrators or assistant administrators -- most of whom are also political appointees -- will review and approve grants.
|
|
The EPA replaced the controversial policy with a new system in which relevant regional administrators or assistant administrators — most of whom are also political appointees — will review and approve grants.
|
|
The Council of School Supervisors and Administrators (CSA), a union for public school administrators in New York City that Romain was a member of, announced her passing in a statement.
|
|
Upgrades to the electrical system can be paired with training for digitally-enabled utility jobs like network administrators and wind turbine service administrators, many of which barely existed a decade ago.
|
|
School administrators may feel sorry that foreign teachers pay huge fees to land their jobs — some administrators underestimated the size of those fees — but they feel they have no better option.
|
|
Whereas a generation ago administrators were recruited from the faculty, there is now a new class of professional administrators who have survived the intellectual challenges of a degree in educational administration.
|
|
The latest crackdown came last week when a valedictorian in suburban Pennsylvania criticized the "authoritative nature" of administrators -- and one of those administrators cut off his microphone and ended his graduation speech.
|
|
Two unions representing local administrators - whose tasks include distributing voter cards - extended their seven-day strike on Monday, Ousmane Christian Diarra, secretary-general of the National Syndicate of Civil Administrators, told Reuters.
|
|
McKenzie told the family and the teachers and the administrators.
|
|
She said she told her school administrators about the sunburn.
|
|
Many people said they would call and email school administrators.
|
|
The lawsuit names Allegheny County and jail administrators as defendants.
|
|
As one of the IRCPs' administrators, Biros reads every claim.
|
|
Administrators found the girls after they did not attend class.
|
|
But company officials said they would meet with government administrators.
|
|
The messages also mention other administrators from different jihadi forums.
|
|
The administrators have the power to decide on the offers.
|
|
These pension funds already exist for teachers and university administrators.
|
|
Angie pleaded with administrators to keep Pinto away from her.
|
|
Neither did the erudite defense she submitted to Wheaton administrators.
|
|
Administrators from neither company responded to multiple requests for comment.
|
|
He is greeting this storm without key administrators in place.
|
|
Administrators believe he is trying to make his own rules.
|
|
After this second drop, faculty members and administrators became anxious.
|
|
Sometimes library administrators will step in to adjudicate the dispute.
|
|
Some of the plans these cipher administrators came up with
|
|
Education Administrators (Postsecondary) make an average of $124,160 a year
|
|
Midland faculty members and administrators have heard it all before.
|
|
Often, administrators greet students' complaints with apathy or outright hostility.
|
|
The coronavirus was spreading, administrators said in a surprise meeting.
|
|
All of us participate: administrators, security personnel, cleaners, and others.
|
|
Smith's announcement came as a surprise even to Morehouse administrators.
|
|
Administrators can also guide participants to potential sources of funding.
|
|
Administrators at both universities declined to provide budgets or salaries.
|
|
Our colleges are stuffed with excessive facilities, athletics and administrators.
|
|
But this doesn't necessarily mean administrators are cutting teacher pay.
|
|
That was the last straw for teachers and school administrators.
|
|
The campus folks — players, administrators, reporters — were his easiest marks.
|
|
Administrators in other districts say they are weighing their options.
|
|
So would other school staff like administrators and cafeteria workers.
|
|
He took it to school administrators, who confronted Mr. Lyman.
|
|
Administrators are struggling to maintain a balance between political factions.
|
|
Administrators prioritize different things than both providers and informatics folks.
|
|
There are far more administrators today than 30 years ago.
|
|
All college administrators and professors are aware that symbols matter.
|
|
The court said it appointed two new administrators on Friday.
|
|
Tassone is beloved by parents, students, faculty, and administrators alike.
|
|
Administrators at Liberty Memorial Central Middle School in Lawrence, Kan.
|
|
Administrators surveyed by ASIFMA reported practical difficulties with all three.
|
|
When colonial administrators cracked down, Ga fighters embraced Queensberry rules.
|
|
Administrators surveyed by ASIFMA reported practical difficulties with all three.
|
|
Kids who act out are referred to administrators, she said.
|
|
Even administrators like Borlaug and Zhdanov typically had scientific backgrounds.
|
|
While each school has confronted coronavirus differently, many of the students Make It spoke with mentioned a typical pattern: rumors, followed by emails from administrators, followed by panic — despite the school administrators' best efforts.
|
|
Administrators can use it to send out a lockdown alert from their cellphones, and it allows teachers to account for each of their students during an emergency, letting administrators know which students are missing.
|
|
Some administrators gamed the system by excluding low-scoring students from the tested population; some teachers and administrators cheated; some schools dropped other subjects so that more time could be devoted to the tested subjects.
|
|
Administrators have said they are determined to earn our trust, but undocumented students on campus don't want to be placated — we want our administrators to fully stand with us through actions and not just promises.
|
|
My research found that two-thirds of administrators at public institutions and schools with religious affiliations self-identified as liberals, which was lower than the three-quarters of administrators at private, secular institutions who did.
|
|
The Crimson noted the revolving door of administrators at Winthrop House — 10 in a decade, when the average number of administrators at the other 11 houses in the same period was between one and two.
|
|
The coaches and administrators who are being paid are blessed, too.
|
|
The administrators, attorneys said, thought Baldwin was there on their behalf.
|
|
Male actuaries are most likely to marry female database administrators. 7.
|
|
In May 2014, she brought the situation to the school's administrators.
|
|
Museum administrators would be pleased by the response on the whole.
|
|
Wary administrators, citing security concerns, will roll out the red tape.
|
|
The software considers the age and sex of a firm's administrators.
|
|
Chance established the Twilight Awards for teachers, school administrators, and students.
|
|
To navigate the world of third-party administrators, Flume hired one.
|
|
It left him believing jail administrators are like nuclear submarine captains.
|
|
Administrators also forbid any signs mentioning the second amendment or guns.
|
|
Sports administrators cannot be relied on to lead a clean-up.
|
|
Only select school administrators and instructors knew the participants' true identities.
|
|
Ted Cruz, R-Texas, who accused campus administrators of censoring speech.
|
|
The administrators at Itawamba Agricultural High School just didn't like it.
|
|
I sent messages to the pages' administrators explaining what was happening.
|
|
But, despite an apparent green light from administrators, CBS stole in.
|
|
"We can't really put the blame on single administrators," said Goldberg.
|
|
Administrators can adjust card limits and share transaction information with accountants.
|
|
So administrators can't communicate a real crisis deadline to their congresspeople.
|
|
Journalists and administrators of several Facebook pages have also been targeted.
|
|
Hospital administrators decided Thursday to evacuate scores of patients, including newborns.
|
|
Turkish administrators are even helping to run hospitals in the area.
|
|
Hong Kong police are following procedures devised by British colonial administrators.
|
|
Administrators were "open to the possibility of meeting" to answer questions.
|
|
The test administrators, meanwhile, say initial evidence is on its way.
|
|
Election administrators at the local level have an almost impossible task.
|
|
Past EPA administrators also used nonpublic email accounts for everyday communication.
|
|
And the lowest-priced seller could be the Part D administrators.
|
|
In response, Yiannopoulos called for Berkeley's administrators to be criminally prosecuted.
|
|
If the administrators won't erect standards of conduct, well, students will.
|
|
The administrators said they remained open to interest from potential buyers.
|
|
On campus, activists have sprayed fresh graffiti, including phrases cursing administrators.
|
|
So Amherst College administrators have reconsidered what it takes to recruit.
|
|
Administrators are a form of creditor protection in the United Kingdom.
|
|
Hey, school administrators and teachers, we have to talk about something.
|
|
But Spencer praised University of Florida administrators and local police officials.
|
|
The previous state administrators seemed to be on board with this.
|
|
CEOs, famous actresses, college exam administrators and more have been implicated.
|
|
School administrators and dress codes also often restrict Black natural hairstyles.
|
|
The task of opening schools did not fall on administrators alone.
|
|
The board gave administrators until March 15 to develop another recommendation.
|
|
"The administrators in the database were from 2012 " said Buckley Hamman.
|
|
But their wrath is aimed more at state government than administrators.
|
|
Administrators have initiated talks with the protesters to address their concerns.
|
|
Also challenging, at first, was selling the idea to school administrators.
|
|
He did not report the dispute over the exam to administrators.
|
|
Administrators cancelled the event shortly after due to public safety concerns.
|
|
Administrators plan to use each mask for a week or longer.
|
|
Not all food service administrators have problems with the current rules.
|
|
College administrators find themselves in a chaotic situation with little precedent.
|
|
For two years, various university administrators promised to resolve my case.
|
|
They include getting community leaders, school administrators, friends and family involved.
|
|
But hospital administrators like Brandenburg have to hazard an educated guess.
|
|
Other hospital administrators and local public health officials should take note.
|
|
College administrators are also beginning to look at the problem collectively.
|
|
The teachers immediately emailed school administrators, who then called the authorities.
|
|
Moreover, like our hypothetical city administrators, Kraninger's plan is inherently cynical.
|
|
The school counselor said administrators had discarded past reports of harassment.
|
|
The complaint also implicated Dr. Bucci, Dr. Wheatley and other administrators.
|
|
Of course, administrators at the University of Maryland can't say that.
|
|
However, workspace administrators also have the ability to disable message deleting.
|
|
So I told the program's administrators that I couldn't afford it.
|
|
Sadly, administrators in the school district we live in are not.
|
|
Court administrators would coordinate employment, housing and education support for him.
|
|
He began discouraging Dartmouth's administrators and faculty from attending the events.
|
|
Rome, Industry Minister Stefano Patuanelli meets Alitalia administrators and trade unions.
|
|
Without it, site administrators can have a harder time staying online.
|
|
So far, Facebook administrators haven't stopped the video from being promoted.
|
|
Mr. Reynolds said they occasionally encountered resistance from nervous school administrators.
|
|
The agency's Negro Affairs Division, moreover, employed black supervisors and administrators.
|
|
Administrators were appointed after the private companies of News Corp NSWA.
|
|
Now, administrators say, students will just have to pass the course.
|
|
But administrators there say they see benefits beyond the staff numbers.
|
|
Rather, program administrators decide which patients are safe enough to release.
|
|
In some places, demonstrators even met with resistance from school administrators.
|
|
While government administrators plan our elections, ordinary citizens actually run them.
|
|
Rather, it rests on a benign and fairly obvious proposition about how discrimination against Jews often functions: Suppose that an Israeli student is targeted by school administrators because those administrators are biased against people from Israel.
|
|
EPA ADMINISTRATORS UNITE: Four former Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) administrators appeared before the House Energy and Commerce Committee on Tuesday, criticizing the agency's direction under the Trump administration and imploring Congress to return it to its mission.
|
|
Seven university athletic officials and testing administrators are also facing new chargesIn addition to the new charges against parents, new charges were also brought against seven university athletic officials and testing administrators previously charged in the scheme.
|
|
They said on Monday they would block administrators from entering the site.
|
|
President Tayyip Erdogan will speak at the Presidential Palace to local administrators.
|
|
In response, administrators said they were still working on determining total costs.
|
|
These have inevitably led to public floggings of whichever administrators showed up.
|
|
Hart praised the teens' schoolmates for reporting the conversation to school administrators.
|
|
System Administrator System administrators keep internal business systems and software running properly.
|
|
The best system administrators take care of problems before they even arise.
|
|
School administrators called police after one student began behaving strangely in class.
|
|
"They are city children," said Hikmat Sheihan, one of the orphanage administrators.
|
|
Past administrators have had much more limited security arrangements than Pruitt does.
|
|
Shomer said that not all of Never Again Canada's administrators are Jewish.
|
|
" Some school administrators defend bra strap snapping with "boys will be boys.
|
|
School administrators called police in West Caldwell, New Jersey, around 1 p.m.
|
|
Students apparently walked out of the class and expressed concern to administrators.
|
|
Particularly strong candidates have backgrounds as programmers, systems administrators and network engineers.
|
|
It has been tough for our teachers and all of our administrators.
|
|
Administrators for the site did not respond to a request for comment.
|
|
"Hear me clearly," Ehrhart said to three university administrators at the hearing.
|
|
Wonga is now in the process of appointing Grant Thornton as administrators.
|
|
Correctional officers and administrators as main characters, and make them occasionally sympathetic!
|
|
The School Nutrition Association, which represents school meal administrators, agreed with that.
|
|
After the allegations, administrators at Ooltewah High School cancelled the basketball season.
|
|
There's a huge backlog of judges and administrators because of the polarization.
|
|
Dutch police had seized Hansa's servers and arrested two administrators in June.
|
|
PWC's Muniu Thoiti and George Weru have been appointed as joint administrators.
|
|
Schools have been staffed by substitute teachers and administrators throughout the strike.
|
|
Source: Tonya Green Curtis Clark Green was one of Silk Road's administrators.
|
|
Or to encourage liberal administrators to impose their orthodoxy on their faculty.
|
|
In February, MSU administrators moved to revoke his tenure and terminate him.
|
|
Now about half of those who get in touch are university administrators.
|
|
The staff, officers, and administrators of the department are among the finest.
|
|
The poster lists contact information for six administrators willing to offer guidance.
|
|
On the receiving end are student unions, student groups and college administrators.
|
|
Attorneys for the three former administrators have not returned calls seeking comment.
|
|
Efforts by CNN to reach administrators at the website were not successful.
|
|
Retirement plan administrators are also monitoring those limits to prevent excess deferrals.
|
|
They're run for the teachers and the administrators and not the students.
|
|
Later that month Caparo Industries, with 1,700 employees, called in the administrators.
|
|
Administrators of 8chan scrambled to find alternatives, but were unsuccessful for weeks.
|
|
Were West Point administrators or faculty aware of his views and behavior?
|
|
Some criticized government officials and school administrators for their lack of supervision.
|
|
Previous administrators have not requested nor received the same level of protection.
|
|
One of the administrators even tried stepping in front of the door.
|
|
She was accepted only after she complained to administrators, Ms. Shterenberg said.
|
|
Attached was a confidential research proposal, according to administrators at the center.
|
|
We should not ask college administrators to become prosecutors or plaintiffs' attorneys.
|
|
Colleges that have quadrupled and quintupled their administrators, is that really necessary?
|
|
Previous EPA administrators only had security details while in transit and working.
|
|
At the end of the month, administrators will re-evaluate the decision.
|
|
Administrators must realize the importance of this effort and fully support it.
|
|
At Lawrenceville, administrators have debated the merits of its accelerated math program.
|
|
The site's administrators haven't been able to find a reliable provider since.
|
|
Court records do not yet indicate the names of the administrators' lawyers.
|
|
But what if more campus administrators and faculty took a different view?
|
|
Guillier would also increase regulation and oversight of private pension fund administrators.
|
|
AAPF report recommends a set of policies for schools and administrators, such
|
|
College administrators describe students who can't do anything without calling their parents.
|
|
They could be navy, air force, army officers, commanders, or government administrators.
|
|
But this version might be a bit more regulated by its administrators.
|
|
N, it is working on new payment agreements with doctors and administrators.
|
|
Once he was caught, administrators denied Schulte's access to all computer systems.
|
|
Principals used to be administrators and middle managers, overseeing budgets, discipline, schedules.
|
|
But in the long term, administrators do not know what to expect.
|
|
Meanwhile, hospitals are seeing extraordinary tension between health care providers and administrators.
|
|
But election administrators and experts agree that voter fraud is a rarity.
|
|
Any notion that richer families might have an edge makes administrators squirm.
|
|
City administrators have pinned their hopes for a revitalized downtown on both.
|
|
This has left teachers and administrators — already overburdened — wrestling with expanded responsibilities.
|
|
Administrators say the hospital may soon have to expand into storage sites.
|
|
Active shooter drills have become routine for emergency personnel and school administrators.
|
|
"A lot of times people hire administrators," Husted, DeWine's lieutenant governor, observed.
|
|
Public school administrators in New Braunfels suspended him at least seven times.
|
|
Administrators at Wilson High School did not respond to requests for comment.
|
|
Administrators at Wilson High School did not respond to requests for comment.
|
|
School administrators knew that Mr. Lyman had behaved inappropriately, the letter said.
|
|
Choate administrators discovered his behavior and forced him to leave the school.
|
|
We do not need administrators to tell us how to measure learning.
|
|
Mr. DiVincenzo said both administrators' allegations were "hearsay," but should be investigated.
|
|
Mr. Bryan says the proposal has been well-received by school administrators.
|
|
The administrators needed to figure out why students like this were struggling.
|
|
Teachers, administrators and the media tell us only part of the story.
|
|
You've identified "incompetent election administrators" as a major threat to election integrity.
|
|
And even now, they're not sure if administrators will walk it back.
|
|
College administrators, under the shroud of "intersectionality," regularly discipline students for less.
|
|
" Administrators, the report stated, resisted addressing "sex and alcohol in any way.
|
|
Instead, program administrators ignored basic protocols that clearly warn against overgeneralizing results.
|
|
Cricket administrators tut-tut but take only token steps to stop it.
|
|
The cards were supposed to be turned in to the caucus administrators.
|
|
Their activism, alienating some colleagues and aggravating administrators, came at a price.
|
|
The board turned aside pleas from students, administrators and Native American residents.
|
|
The union has also held demonstrations intended to increase pressure on administrators.
|
|
And the administrators of the department, including the commissioner's office, increasingly agree.
|
|
There is risk in inviting television into drama programs, some administrators said.
|
|
"The administrators were not upset that I was promoting evolution," he said.
|
|
Ilva's temporary administrators and Arcelor are in talks to find an accord.
|
|
Ms. Patton's background is very different from those of past regional administrators.
|
|
Those local election administrators may represent a prime vulnerability for foreign actors.
|
|
The profiles serve as administrators and members of dozens of Facebook groups.
|
|
School administrators soon intervened and took the flag away, according to students.
|
|
Kinside still helps parents with their accounts by partnering with FSA administrators.
|
|
BCM also allows administrators to create "supergroups" of up to 100,000 people.
|
|
The student referendum is not binding on the university, Georgetown administrators said.
|
|
The administrators looked at me with a mix of embarrassment and regret.
|
|
Administrators say the hospital may soon have to expand into storage sites.
|
|
I am sure administrators would not want this happening on their watch.
|
|
Still, even college administrators said he should at least consider skipping it.
|
|
Administrators are struggling to identify speakers who won't provoke outrage and protests.
|
|
In some cases, military personnel were listed as administrators on the Pages.
|
|
He called so many times that administrators began hanging up on him.
|
|
The problem, politically speaking, is that doctors and hospital administrators like money.
|
|
She asked hospital administrators to block a hallway door with a cupboard.
|
|
"The group will continue to trade as usual whilst the administrators seek to sell it as a going concern," said Philip Duffy and Benjamin Wiles, managing directors of restructuring firm Duff & Phelps who have been appointed joint administrators.
|
|
In the wake of those attacks, Homeland Security Secretary Jeh Johnson held a conference call with state elections administrators, and the Federal Bureau of Investigation issued an advisory warning telling administrators to watch out for possible cyber attacks.
|
|
University administrators complained the Obama administration was too aggressive in dealing with universities.
|
|
Amid the mayhem, administrators pulled the plug before the speech could even begin.
|
|
This is not a space for sports administrators to have any serious effect.
|
|
In 21971, the last British forces and colonial administrators departed the Indian subcontinent.
|
|
Additionally, administrators can remotely manage Play Store apps for enterprise customers as well.
|
|
Multiple other students reported the conversation to school administrators, who notified the police.
|
|
System administrators are advised to update their vulnerable gateways to the latest versions.
|
|
His parents are asking the court to make them administrators of his estate.
|
|
In addition to McHale, three other administrators—including Principal DeBona and Hegen—attended.
|
|
"People who profited (from demonetization) were the administrators and bank managers," he said.
|
|
The administrators of the British state have run out of fat to cut.
|
|
Web administrators can see the IP addresses of everyone who visits their website.
|
|
Central time, a safety representative will try to alert school administrators by phone.
|
|
But, only two out of three Playpen administrators are covered in this indictment.
|
|
Intendants [opera companies' general managers] have traditionally just been administrators, administering government money.
|
|
NASA administrators currently can't speak publically to the cause of the engine failure.
|
|
It shows that ISIS fighters, known for their brutality, were also effective administrators.
|
|
Administrators PPB Advisory released a report on Friday recommending the company be liquidated.
|
|
Administrators took particular interest in a tweet that Ms. Koval posted on Dec.
|
|
They were planning to join her at a follow-up meeting with administrators.
|
|
But the Olympics have changed all that — particularly in the eyes of administrators.
|
|
Last month masked goons arrested 12 administrators of popular social-media news channels.
|
|
Administrators were appointed after Ashley's last-ditch bid to rescue the company failed.
|
|
Brown and the page administrators did not immediately respond to requests for comment.
|
|
Kandell also advised the school's administrators of the project, and they didn't interfere.
|
|
His technique quickly spread to nearby Madagascar, where French administrators encouraged its cultivation.
|
|
Over that time, Russian administrators promoted the Russian language; Kazakh nearly died out.
|
|
Administrators gave him the thumbs up, saying, "Go for it," the Post reports.
|
|
The legislation, he added, would be enforced when administrators or authorities receive complaints.
|
|
For past EPA administrators, a Chevy Tahoe was sufficient, but not for Pruitt.
|
|
Administrators may focus on punishment, not reestablishing the civil rights of the victim.
|
|
Today, a moderator announced that they'd finally received permission from the subreddit's administrators.
|
|
Administrators KPMG did not disclose how many of those were at Fifteen London.
|
|
Students wrote editorials admonishing their administrators in the school newspaper about her case.
|
|
Administrators have put its best business, U.S.-based Moly-Cop, up for sale.
|
|
Some Facebook Page administrators have argued against the changes in private Facebook groups.
|
|
"Taken together, we know that administrators nationwide are stifling free speech," he added.
|
|
It also allowed retirees to sue the pension fund administrators for poor performance.
|
|
It also funnels millions of euros to law enforcement and anti-mafia administrators.
|
|
Muniu Thoiti and George Weru of PricewaterhouseCoopers have been appointed as joint administrators.
|
|
Five-figure bonuses for senior school administrators will also come to an end.
|
|
More than 20,9.53 teachers and administrators have been suspended from the Education Ministry.
|
|
Administrators may not understand all the issues and the best course to take.
|
|
Photo: Salesforce Photo: Salesforce Administrators can build templates to quickly facilitate team building.
|
|
Its founders, administrators and gate-keepers have generally, with important exceptions, been men.
|
|
Administrators and professors now say they are bracing for a long-term hit.
|
|
Distraught parents dashed off letters to school administrators and to their elected officials.
|
|
On Monday, the T.S.A. shook up its leadership and added administrators in Chicago.
|
|
" University administrators, he added, "should plan all tasks on the basis of this.
|
|
Many in Chile blame the for-profit pension fund administrators for low payouts.
|
|
I urge politicians, policymakers, administrators, teachers, and parents to support their teachers' unions.
|
|
The administrators were given emergency security clearances and told to sign nondisclosure agreements.
|
|
At M.D. Anderson, administrators are tightening controls to make data less freely available.
|
|
"Some of them are hotel administrators, some of them are teachers," Popov said.
|
|
Michelle says administrators were apologetic and gave them a full refund of $589.
|
|
Election administrators at the local level are the front line for reporting results.
|
|
Dhaka's administrators, however, would like to consign its rickshaws to the past, too.
|
|
Efforts to strip honors have come from students, faculty, administrators and outside critics.
|
|
Website administrators were jailed and their servers seized, never to come back online.
|
|
Two different auditors review transactions to ensure that administrators don't abuse financial systems.
|
|
Yet out of touch administrators are not a new fad sweeping college campuses.
|
|
Administrators at other universities have been more accommodating in this year of unrest.
|
|
But with last year's "walkout," many teachers told their administrators they'd be absent.
|
|
Lawmakers, correctional administrators, public policy advocates, and researchers all benefited from this information.
|
|
Plenty of teachers and school administrators think that students don't have any rights.
|
|
In Britain, the administrators had been trying to sell parts of the business.
|
|
Google's device management software is also better suited for IT administrators, he added.
|
|
So teachers and administrators could provide students with the resources to stay healthy.
|
|
On Monday, the police arrested five students on the campus's edge, administrators said.
|
|
To pay for it, the administrators were asking health care workers for loans.
|
|
After staff and administrators confirmed the discrepancy, the mother filed a police report.
|
|
Administrators began trying to figure out how to pay for the championship rings.
|
|
Tarantino's high school administrators at Waukesha West had a little issue with that.
|
|
Office 365 Administrators can migrate your files for you if you're using Docs.
|
|
In July of last year, the marketplace suddenly vanished, as did its administrators.
|
|
The danger is that hospital administrators and health-care executives are too comfortable.
|
|
The board gave administrators until March 15 to come up with another recommendation.
|
|
Some college administrators may gladly scale back an aggressive approach that invites lawsuits.
|
|
He was befriending professors and bonding with administrators at the Prisoner Reentry Institute.
|
|
The Italian flagship carrier has been run by temporary administrators since May 2017.
|
|
Even with some time to prepare, administrators fear they will not be ready.
|
|
And 36 hours per week of administrators' time is consumed in this way.
|
|
He visited the high school Monday to apologize to students, staff and administrators.
|
|
All of this began with inaction and indifference from careless educators and administrators.
|
|
"It's an impossible situation that the prison administrators are put in," she said.
|
|
At this impasse, county administrators began negotiating with Virginia healthcare provider MHM Centurion.
|
|
From 1975 to 2010, the number of health care administrators increased 3,200 percent.
|
|
Mr. Dercon, 60, is one of the art world's highest-profile arts administrators.
|
|
The Tony Awards administrators have already announced the winners of several noncompetitive prizes.
|
|
New York City has trained an entire generation of highly capable school administrators.
|
|
This summer, administrators at Zion submitted three proposed visitor plans to the public.
|
|
Medicare requires nursing home administrators to listen to such councils' grievances and recommendations.
|
|
University administrators should feel an obligation to promote robust dialogue for all parties.
|
|
I talked to J.'s mother, his teachers, the administrators at his school.
|
|
Finally, trauma can make survivors seem disorganized to campus administrators who are untrained.
|
|
On Sunday, administrators announced the discovery of the city's eighth case of coronavirus.
|
|
The advisers are placed in schools through agreements with district administrators and principals.
|
|
HealthInsights operates in a similar fashion, except for administrators at the system level.
|
|
This is something I wish college administrators would get through their thick heads.
|
|
A substitute teacher contacted school administrators and then a school officer showed up.
|
|
Eleven suspected administrators of the forum are accused of forming a criminal group.
|
|
The teachers and administrators in the schools, for the most part, were not.
|
|
Am I obliged to raise this issue with other college administrators — the president?
|
|
The same administrators handled situations on an individual basis, over and over again.
|
|
Previous administrators have also pushed back against the White House they worked for.
|
|
She was then reported to administrators as a bully, she told BuzzFeed News.
|
|
They spoke to school administrators and left at the conclusion of the conversation.
|
|
It has enlisted teachers and administrators to promote Google's products to other schools.
|
|
Administrators were supportive at first and allowed him to use the boys' bathroom.
|
|
But for last year's "walkout," many teachers told their administrators they'd be absent.
|
|
In some cases, administrators decided that accused faculty members could remain at Choate.
|
|
This legislation also protects administrators from community members who pressure them into censoring.
|
|
Research the scholarship online and ask professors and administrators if it is legitimate.
|
|
Motherboard reached out to the site administrators but has not received a response.
|
|
All nine administrators for We Are Veterans are listed as coming from Vietnam.
|
|
School administrators say they trust law enforcement but they are too far away.
|
|
Bad Education expertly traces the effects of pressure placed on administrators and faculty.
|
|
In fact, no one is allowed to watch practice except the school's administrators.
|
|
Administrators hope the parents will re-enroll next year and have more chicks.
|
|
The International Association of Lemon Law Administrators declined to comment on the study.
|
|
But in a letter last month to parishioners, administrators and parents, the Rev.
|
|
He thought administrators had prejudged him, he said, so he resigned via email.
|
|
Other states with existing programs to arm teachers and administrators vastly expanded them.
|
|
Kuhlmeier (1988) ruled that administrators can restrict student speech in school-sponsored newspapers.
|
|
The change doesn't apply to Free and Standard Slack workspaces, where administrators need a legal reason to download workspace data; even with the higher-priced Plus and Enterprise Grid workspaces, administrators need to file a request to Slack to download it.
|
|
From the outset, the prekindergarten administrators made data-mining and analysis a pivotal component.
|
|
This is not the first time the ACLU has reached out to Kenosha administrators.
|
|
" And prison administrators "make more facilities available for Bible study than for anything else.
|
|
Golden interviewed administrators at Kushner's high school, who described him as a mediocre student.
|
|
Perry said many teachers feel disrespected -- whether that's from parents, community members or administrators.
|
|
The raj's administrators were blind to their role in socialising and as subterranean caravanserais.
|
|
Administrators decided to cancel the event about two hours before the Breitbart editor's speech.
|
|
The investigation found actions by Baylor administrators directly discouraged students from reporting sexual assaults.
|
|
Administrators sent an email to teachers warning them about Cruz, Gard told the paper.
|
|
She knew and liked the teachers, the administrators, the other parents and their children.
|
|
The reporters also conducted dozens of interviews with police, military officers and regional administrators.
|
|
Dutch authorities arrested three administrators from Anon-IB in April 2018, seizing its server.
|
|
For many high school administrators, that's intentional; you learn to walk before you run.
|
|
School administrators, the notice says, should respond to each complaint within three working days.
|
|
Matthew, Dana, and one of the witnesses said they complained about it to administrators.
|
|
The schools are staffed by administrators and employees who aren't part of the union.
|
|
The campuses are staffed by administrators and employees who aren't part of the union.
|
|
But the use of lock boxes still is not universal, according to test administrators.
|
|
Ask tennis administrators to name their biggest fear, and nearly all cite match fixing.
|
|
Dalit students face pervasive discrimination from higher-caste fellow students, faculty members and administrators.
|
|
Pollak declined to name others who have administrators' privileges, saying they're no longer involved.
|
|
This story previously said it shows Page administrators, which is a higher permission level.
|
|
School officials said the educator was insubordinate and failed to follow directives from administrators.
|
|
Hospital administrators see the clinics as a threat to a coldly scientific eugenics regime.
|
|
The administrators keep a tight grip on who and who doesn't receive the accolade.
|
|
When Baker brought this up, the administrators agreed that she hadn't broken any rules.
|
|
Inconsistent decisions and differing laws create difficulties for election administrators and breed voter confusion.
|
|
They're both administrators on a Facebook group, Recovery Resource, that's no longer particularly active.
|
|
The administrators decide how much money, if any, a survivor should receive as compensation.
|
|
When administrators complained their legs were too hairy for skirts, the pubescent boys shaved.
|
|
Ten shares have been suspended from trading since it called in administrators last month.
|
|
REPUBLICAN administrators of the Environmental Protection Agency have often sought to trim their powers.
|
|
In May, it also sent emails to page administrators advising them of the changes.
|
|
CSUN administrators say the campus will be open Wednesday, but with increased police presence.
|
|
Academic freedom means that professors get to design their syllabus, not administrators like Ellison.
|
|
Well, as Wyoming Area administrators might be surprised to hear, it wasn't more condemnation.
|
|
And so, social circles will likely fold to pressure from self-serious college administrators.
|
|
Separately, the UK Financial Conduct Authority declared Beaufort insolvent and appointed administrators for it.
|
|
Bina Aaron ran afoul of yeshiva administrators over her use of an unfiltered iPad.
|
|
Truly I think most administrators want what is best for their students and school.
|
|
Prescriber Checkup since been adopted by medical plan administrators, doctors, law enforcement, and patients.
|
|
A few years ago, hundreds of college administrators received a survey in the mail.
|
|
Coursedog: Universities employ full time scheduling administrators to place faculty into courses and rooms.
|
|
She later took the proposed initiatives, which emphasize transparency and building trust, to administrators.
|
|
"The system administrators deserve most of the blame," the first former employee told me.
|
|
Their governing board includes doctors, optometrists, nurses, veterinarians, administrators, and not a single midwife.
|
|
Accountability for costs, quality and value of providers, suppliers, and administrators is public. 2628.
|
|
The Department of Education also issued recommendations to help administrators support transgender school children.
|
|
GFG is regenerating the aged steelworks, which it bought from administrators in August 2017.
|
|
Over the following months Angie attended several meetings with Sangrey, Cones, and other administrators.
|
|
It's a theme among the local and state-level page administrators: they're not politicians.
|
|
Or maybe the administrators were arrested, or the site is just suffering some downtime.
|
|
Public assistance administrators wanted to push her toward cosmetology or culinary arts, she said.
|
|
But cancer doctors, pharmacists and administrators immediately seized on the trouble with the change.
|
|
Chinese administrators waxed lyrical about the Red river area's benefits as a trading post.
|
|
Emerging economic powers also need expertise and administrators to run their increasingly sophisticated states.
|
|
Many parishioners think the administrators who covered it up deserve to be punished too.
|
|
ABWE administrators had even proposed creating a "Dark Information Book" to hide similar scandals.
|
|
There are too many highly paid administrators, and there's a lack of clear leadership.
|
|
The process can be cumbersome when it requires sign-offs from spouses and administrators.
|
|
It has a seat with the ministers and administrators at Mr Sharif's quarterly meetings.
|
|
Most U.S. teachers, echoed by administrators and education experts, oppose carrying guns in schools.
|
|
When she disclosed her condition, the administrators at the school were warm and accepting.
|
|
Most administrators, wary of bad press or an expensive suit, eliminate the speech codes.
|
|
" Previous E.P.A. administrators, he said, had promoted an inflexible philosophy of "Do not touch.
|
|
In response, many universities cracked down on students' insensitivity, and some fired school administrators.
|
|
He was addressing a group of local administrators in Ankara, in comments broadcast live.
|
|
For now, NASA administrators are calling it the Near-Earth Object Surveillance Mission (NEOSM).
|
|
Nurses, nurse practitioners, physician's assistants, and administrators typically staff jail infirmaries around the clock.
|
|
Health insurers are merely hired at a lower cost as administrators of these plans.
|
|
The district's 600,000 students will be taught by reassigned administrators and substitute teachers. 5.
|
|
His grandmother frequently reproached his school's administrators for the unequal treatment of black students.
|
|
We approached this investigation by hearing from all sides – physicians, patients and hospital administrators.
|
|
Conservative speakers invited by students have been disinvited by cowed administrators or conniving faculty.
|
|
After the hospitals were sued, their administrators began asking doctors and nurses for money.
|
|
The subject matter experts are the mainframe administrators, the developers and the training specialists.
|
|
Students and faculty occasionally serve on BRTs, but they are largely composed of administrators,
|
|
Yale administrators have struggled to address the rancor without divulging information on the case.
|
|
Additionally, dozens of former custodians, administrators and other school staff have also become sick.
|
|
Francis has so far accepted seven, and appointed "apostolic administrators" to run their dioceses.
|
|
" What's changed: "Principals used to be administrators and middle managers, overseeing budgets, discipline, schedules.
|
|
The diocese itself will not be able to appeal or dispute the administrators' findings.
|
|
Yet many administrators and school boards maintain their rules aren't meant to be discriminatory.
|
|
Another study in Health Affairs surveyed physicians and physician practice administrators about billing tasks.
|
|
Administrators of local meme pages said their submissions have spiked since the coronavirus outbreak.
|
|
"Having talked to administrators, it's very unclear how [refunds] will be determined," she said.
|
|
Government policy, along with willing administrators and teachers, is beginning to produce positive results.
|
|
Among many teachers and administrators I spoke to, one word — "resiliency" — kept coming up.
|
|
In response to the coronavirus pandemic, hospital administrators look to minimize the virus's spread.
|
|
Board because some white administrators refused to allow black people to teach white students.
|
|
Those who have other legal practices may keep them if cleared by OATH administrators.
|
|
In the subsequent months, the school administrators actually listened, and Vinnie's experience changed drastically.
|
|
That wasn't true, but school administrators had plenty of good reasons to expel me.
|
|
And authorities everywhere have broadened their focus beyond just the administrators overseeing the markets.
|
|
After the unrest, administrators set up discussions about race between black and white students.
|
|
A spokeswoman for Columbia said administrators were dedicated to making the school harassment-free.
|
|
But administrators at the time said they doubted the draft would ever become policy.
|
|
Such labels have surrounded the removal of several top administrators at universities in Xinjiang.
|
|
He said several fourth-year students had approached school administrators to volunteer their service.
|
|
It was started largely with professional election administrators, from both red and blue states.
|
|
Harvard administrators are reviewing the investigation's findings, and Mr. Fryer has denied the accusations.
|
|
Others allegedly paid exam administrators to let someone smarter take tests for their children.
|
|
EPA administrators don't often use sirens, which are a feature of the presidential motorcade.
|
|
Hospital administrators and public health officials say the emphasis on greater transparency is misguided.
|
|
He is still one of the administrators of the Occupy Wall Street Facebook page.
|
|
Administrators found that Dr. Jaeger had not violated university policy on discrimination and harassment.
|
|
Now Cornell administrators have rightly called for diversity training, but that alone is inadequate.
|
|
This permission can be granted by the server owner, or other moderators and administrators.
|
|
But the civil servants there — teachers, nurses, administrators — tend to be ethnic Rakhine Buddhists.
|
|
Ballet Hispánico has created an Instagram video series featuring its dancers, teachers and administrators.
|
|
"(It was) good vision on their part and that of prison administrators," he said.
|
|
ET. Former EPA administrators and senior staff reveal what's really happening at the agency.
|
|
Even so, doctors said, it has been difficult getting the ear of hospital administrators.
|
|
College professors and administrators care deeply about the health and education of their students.
|
|
Hundreds of Afghan diplomats, administrators and soldiers are sent to India for professional training.
|
|
The administrators did not disagree with the student's cause or want more class time.
|
|
Once Medicaid administrators push that domino, here's how the rest of them might fall.
|
|
Eventually Goodell resumed the waffling, puzzled response beloved of pro and college football administrators.
|
|
It only requires about a third of the number of administrators as traditional providers.
|
|
The fund's administrators said that on Tuesday 19 September 2017 at 2:01 a.m.
|
|
For the most part, election administrators in this country do a pretty good job.
|
|
Though for the time being, only domain administrators can sign up for the beta.
|
|
But the experience of school administrators weighs in favor of inclusion, not against it.
|
|
Some academics complain that administrators have encouraged them to keep awkward opinions to themselves.
|
|
Who should be responsible for them — students, teachers, administrators, parents, lawmakers or someone else?
|
|
Administrators say they struggle to find room for the music classes on the schedules.
|
|
Rebels have kidnapped villagers, administrators and local officials and ordered a tax on businesses.
|
|
Don't worry, Ivy League administrators, I've crunched some of the key numbers for you.
|
|
Choate administrators often showed remarkable patience toward popular or longtime teachers accused of misconduct.
|
|
What happened next is a point of debate between the students and the administrators.
|
|
Top administrators knew about the gifts, felt conflicted about them, and accepted them anyway.
|
|
But in recent years, sultans were struggling to maintain control of their own administrators.
|
|
If your school is not on the list, you can try asking administrators directly.
|
|
Administrators "don't want it to go on for a long time," Dr. Meier said.
|
|
At least 30 students and 8 administrators are part of the investigation, Stawinski said.
|
|
Most administrators will want to review a syllabus from your former school for comparison.
|
|
Hospital administrators "didn't understand what kinds of images would eventually be produced," she added.
|
|
There were 66 enforcement actions, according to the North American Securities Administrators Association (NASAA).
|
|
Regional administrators and their deputies are politically appointed, but not subject to Senate confirmation.
|
|
As I noted in Dissent, Yale administrators tried to make them apologize to Schwarzman.
|
|
How did Riddell allegedly take the tests without being noticed by the test administrators?
|
|
The vast majority of VA employees — health providers and administrators — are honest, hardworking people.
|
|
Three of these activists were administrators of a popular satirical Facebook page called Mochi.
|
|
There are heroic election administrators and officials working at the state and local level.
|
|
Only around 60 people have left and they're all advisors, administrators and finance staff.
|
|
Another was pregnant, though neither she nor the administrators knew it at the time.
|
|
The scope of the scandal has left many college administrators in uncharted ethical territory.
|
|
At some schools, teachers and administrators encouraged or participated in the walk outs though.
|
|
And I think sometimes the teachers and administrators should be handling things like this.
|
|
That wink from administrators hasn't been the case at all schools across the country.
|
|
"While school administrators try to explain to parents that their children are entitled to Medicaid or CHIP and that they will not be sharing this information with immigration enforcement agencies, school administrators have not been successful in convincing families," the group wrote.
|
|
Wikipedia has now locked the entry, allowing changes to be made only by authorized administrators.
|
|
The court also found several of the university's administrators guilty of colluding with Ms Choi.
|
|
Murdered Jews are referred to as "pieces" in the movie by the German camp administrators.
|
|
If blockchains are to manage without central administrators, others will have to handle the task.
|
|
During the trial for Hersl and Taylor, administrators have admitted to gaming the overtime system.
|
|
At least 50 people, including parents, coaches, and administrators, have been indicted in the scheme.
|
|
The Hoffmans were former longtime administrators with the Lockhart Independent School District, the district said.
|
|
Only after a deluge of protests did school administrators let him run for prom king.
|
|
The International Association of Campus Law Enforcement Administrators has changed its stance over the years.
|
|
The final straw was when administrators separated her son from other students for his protection.
|
|
Administrators decided to cancel the Wednesday event about two hours before the Breitbart editor's speech.
|
|
Senior administrators said they were working to insure the gaffe doesn't happen in the future.
|
|
Our experience indicates that doctors and hospital administrators want to provide the best possible care.
|
|
Ernst, along with other coaches and school administrators, has pleaded not guilty to racketeering charges.
|
|
Students also asked university administrators to cancel a rally organized by the Hong Kong group.
|
|
Sometimes plan administrators will mail a check to an employee who is leaving the company.
|
|
Instead, prison administrators would make the decision on a site-by-site basis, Jones said.
|
|
At least 12 states mandate a plan, according to the North American Securities Administrators Association.
|
|
All we both asked was how administrators decide what goes on a post-birth bill.
|
|
Quickflix's administrators will continue to operate the service as normal for current customers, Langsford said.
|
|
Previously, Facebook would prevent administrators of banned pages from creating similar pages in the future.
|
|
Unfortunately, Vlaming isn't the only teacher to be punished by increasingly narrow-minded school administrators.
|
|
ITALY INDUSTRY MINISTRY SAYS ALITALIA ADMINISTRATORS TO BE DIRECTLY INVOLVED IN TALKS WITH POTENTIAL BIDDERS
|
|
Doe said she turned to administrators at her Perkasie, Pennsylvania, public high school for help.
|
|
Administrators should seek to help students with addictions and teach them about the health consequences.
|
|
He was seen speaking with teachers and administrators as rescue efforts continued into the night.
|
|
Mayor Martin J. Walsh said he had urged school administrators to look into the complaints.
|
|
Fortunately, administrators can block instances, too, keeping out any posts or users from that server.
|
|
Despite having over 5.37 million articles, it has only 6 administrators and 1483 active users.
|
|
This typically leaves the data accessible to administrators, even if they don't have client access.
|
|
Administrators suggest a manned landing on the moon may also be in the program's future.
|
|
The target of the ban, known as Fram, is one of Wikipedia's best-known administrators.
|
|
They criticized school administrators for initially agreeing to go forward without the South Korean students.
|
|
But if any disciplinary measures are taken in response, administrators can still keep them secret. ●
|
|
But last week, the day all the nurses, doctors, and administrators knew was coming arrived.
|
|
Friday's decrees also give state-appointed administrators the right to sell companies they take over.
|
|
The carnage he left behind on East Main Street stunned students, parents, teachers and administrators.
|
|
The school administrators initially told her she would not be allowed to finish high school.
|
|
Otherwise, only non-teacher personnel are eligible, such as administrators, guidance counselors, librarians and coaches.
|
|
It's not perfect, as TechCrunch notes, but administrators can correct any errors in the text.
|
|
School administrators titled the lecture "Health and Hygiene," and split up the kids by gender.
|
|
It's intended as a way for administrators to recover privileges without help from higher authority.
|
|
School administrators are speaking a language and using jargon that the parent might not understand.
|
|
In addition to the administrators, some vendors and others associated with the site were charged.
|
|
For things to improve, Berlin's administrators may have to rediscover the German love of efficiency.
|
|
If a red flag is up, teachers and school administrators know to keep kids indoors.
|
|
Some parents, he said, expressed disagreement with the school administrators over what the flag represents.
|
|
Plus, according to Randolph Township Superintendent Jennifer Fano, administrators didn't have much of a choice.
|
|
In addition to parents and exam administrators, athletic coaches are also implicated in the scheme.
|
|
Eight other law-enforcement agencies aided the investigation, providing intelligence briefings and arresting site administrators.
|
|
Bankers Santander had already frozen the company's accounts, a report by the administrators later revealed.
|
|
Cleburne officials told Arlington administrators that the broadcaster will no longer call games, Johnston said.
|
|
In addition to parents, athletic coaches and exam administrators are also implicated in the scheme.
|
|
But surprisingly, one of the administrators offered Liam a free slot at the bourgeois institution.
|
|
Administrators warned students that it would take place, but that did little to calm nerves.
|
|
You can add administrators, change critical settings, lock out the current owner, and so on.
|
|
The difference between the two is that channels give administrators total control over the conversation.
|
|
The social network is reaching out to group administrators to alert them of the changes.
|
|
Last month, Wall Street Market administrators stole around $11 million from user accounts, authorities say.
|
|
EPA staff have tried to argue that previous administrators also went on expensive international trips.
|
|
He has pledged to fly coach from now on, as past EPA administrators have traveled.
|
|
So when discussing with administrators I always try to understand where they are coming from.
|
|
The March 18 hearing will address concerns about insolvency and joint administrators, according to Carroll.
|
|
After administrators learned about the memes, they rescinded the students' acceptance offers in mid-April.
|
|
All of the former EPA administrators I interviewed don't support how Pruitt is handling things.
|
|
The suit accuses "university administrators and campus police" of "repressive actions" to stifle free speech.
|
|
In at least one incident, the investigation discovered, university administrators even retaliated against a complainant.
|
|
Administrators were appointed on Tuesday after Ashley's last-ditch bid to rescue the company failed.
|
|
For instance, in Louisville's postseason ban, the players are punished, but the administrators aren't. 2.
|
|
The company has appointed corporate administrators Grant Thornton, with executive control to be transferred immediately.
|
|
The investigation found that actions by Baylor administrators directly discouraged students from reporting sexual assaults.
|
|
Administrators in smaller nations worry that their teams might be barred from a breakaway tournament.
|
|
" He said that the administrators of the app "will not filter maids, banglas or uglies.
|
|
Teens are very good at hiding vaping from parents, coaches and school administrators, experts say.
|
|
Instead, administrators played down reports of abuse and discouraged women from bringing allegations of misconduct.
|
|
Dul asked the administrators to delete any Arizona data that remains in the national database.
|
|
If college sports were pure, the coaches and administrators would be doing this as volunteers.
|
|
Justin Draeger is president and CEO of the National Association of Student Financial Aid Administrators.
|
|
But what happens when arts administrators are discouraged from exploring the limits of viewers' comfort?
|
|
Someone proposed staging a virtual flash mob, by deluging administrators with calls and e-mails.
|
|
The administrators invest the money and charge workers a commission for transactions and other fees.
|
|
Without doubt, Kremlin administrators want the voting to be seen as fair and free nationwide.
|
|
The North American Securities Administrators Association details your entitlements in its Investor Bill of Rights.
|
|
University administrators designing degree streams that do not place enough attention on high wage skills?
|
|
Faculty members and administrators who encouraged the students to protest did them a dangerous disservice.
|
|
Physicians are rated, incentivized and often directly pressured by administrators if they do not conform.
|
|
When Robinson pulled up to the school, administrators told him the child's mother was incarcerated.
|
|
This has university administrators worried, as tuition revenues fall, leading some to make budget cuts.
|
|
Administrators from EY are in court this morning to finalize an insolvency process, Sky said.
|
|
Students are now occupying the building and turning away administrators who are attempting to enter.
|
|
Later, some white Wheaton alumni and parents couldn't understand why Hawkins stopped talking with administrators.
|
|
Administrators in other states say they are seeing the same kinds of interest at home.
|
|
"Certainly, all of my administrators recognized that it was an issue for me," Hellickson says.
|
|
Low-level legal advisors, general counsels, assistant administrators and undersecretaries for marketing and regulatory programs.
|
|
On Campus: Dispatches from college students, professors and administrators on higher education and university life.
|
|
According to DNAInfo, the dispute between faculty and university administrators centers on a salary disparity.
|
|
The rally also included students answering math questions and administrators doing slam dunks, she said.
|
|
Others said the issue should have been dealt with by school administrators, not the police.
|
|
But contrary to what the state senators claimed, CUNY administrators did not ignore the accusations.
|
|
I think if students come to administrators with issues, they need to be taken seriously.
|
|
The week before the Games began, the Wikipedia administrators were forced to lock the page.
|
|
Medical workers and health-care administrators need to have a clearly defined incident response strategy.
|
|
The misdeeds of a few administrators do not justify the punishment of the unknowing masses.
|
|
In the Brooklyn diocese, independent administrators will evaluate claims and determine compensation, the diocese said.
|
|
Most school administrators cite policies and regulations as reason -- and rules are rules, after all.
|
|
Ms. Peiser describes zealous officials shutting down papers after articles criticizing school administrators were published.
|
|
The information resonates because it's written by their peers, not school administrators and other adults.
|
|
Hospital administrators have told nurses to store disposable masks in paper bags and plastic bags.
|
|
This warped ideological distribution among college administrators should give our students and their families pause.
|
|
There are IEP (individualized education plan) meetings with teachers, case managers, school psychologists, and administrators.
|
|
Third, cut noncritical administrative expenses; a 10:1 ratio of administrators to doctors is ridiculous.
|
|
At the very least, you should inform the fund administrators, apologize and refund the money.
|
|
Administrators at other Bronx hospitals said the area's circumstances had affected their recruiting efforts differently.
|
|
Huntington High administrators say there has never been any MS-243 presence at the school.
|
|
One booth in the exhibit hall was always crowded with school police officers and administrators.
|
|
Administrators now must stop the illiberalism of the activists as a matter of federal policy.
|
|
Use relevant pedigree or your company's mission to catch the attention of the school's administrators.
|
|
The news prompted a rush of fixes, ruining the holiday vacations of system administrators worldwide.
|
|
About 1,000 employees will lose their jobs as administrators take control of the indebted business.
|
|
Although it is hardly known for its research, college administrators urge the faculty to publish.
|
|
Administrators sought to erect a firewall around a single troubled department and a few professors.
|
|
The new administrators vowed to unmask "two-faced" Uighur academics who resisted the new orthodoxies.
|
|
Turmoil had shuttered the university, administrators said, but it reopened last year with 2,700 students.
|
|
When we complained verbally to teachers or administrators about a problem, they could ignore us.
|
|
Dr. Kirschstein also rose through the ranks of administrators at the National Institutes of Health.
|
|
The boy, who is African-American, allegedly was given two options by the two administrators.
|
|
Among his causes: pressing administrators to require the daily recitation of the Pledge of Allegiance.
|
|
At some hospitals, administrators have only recently started asking about supplies of ventilators and oxygen.
|
|
She said she had checked with several hospital administrators and managers who supported her position.
|
|
These schools require a few million adults to serve as teachers, administrators and staff members.
|
|
This is an inherent tension, and one that parents and school administrators should understand better.
|
|
Mr. Benioff said he knew that his methods pushed some administrators beyond their comfort zones.
|
|
H.S.) and help from umbrella groups like the American Association of Motor Vehicle Administrators (A.
|
|
Three former NOAA administrators cheered his decision in a Washington Post op-ed on Monday.
|
|
The school said it had no reason to believe administrators were aware of his misconduct.
|
|
So, he said, school administrators made some suggestions for items he could buy on Amazon.
|
|
It will be a long day for a lot of Windows administrators around the world.
|
|
Indeed, Mr. Spencer's movement presents a host of legal and logistical challenges for university administrators.
|
|
Phansey may be one of the first administrators to be disciplined for his Facebook posts.
|
|
Among the dead were mentors and leaders in their fields, students and school administrators said.
|
|
Wainstein notes that many administrators "made a conscious decision not to ask questions" about irregularities.
|
|
However, school administrators maintained that the policy was designed to be as neutral as possible.
|
|
One filing showed USC administrators questioning if the Giannullis were serious about competing in crew.
|
|
It has usually been staffed with administrators from various corners of academia and the law.
|
|
Some have questions from the administrators to confirm student status, though most are … joke-y.
|
|
A police investigation is underway, and school administrators are also looking into what took place.
|
|
As more apply, selectivity will increase, as administrators chase higher U.S. News & World Report rankings.
|
|
A general lack of knowledge about e-cigarettes is also problematic, school administrators point out.
|
|
Special administrators have 180 days to turn around, sell or liquidate Europe's most troubled airline.
|
|
The owners, administrators and policymakers who determined the shape of long-term care did that.
|
|
The hospital administrators thought radiologists were testing too much: "It was just unnecessary," Ronan said.
|
|
Financial aid administrators have many tricks to figure out if parents are lying, Kantrowitz said.
|
|
Outright quotas for women have been a nonstarter: Todai administrators reject affirmative action as inequitable.
|
|
Bowman told the newspaper Pruitt has received a higher number of threats than past administrators.
|
|
Or rather, they're more willing to defend the university against these falsehoods than administrators are.
|
|
Separately, the UK Financial Conduct Authority declared Beaufort insolvent and appointed administrators for the brokerage.
|
|
By requiring administrators to capture and use data, leaders can make real-time programmatic adjustments.
|
|
Membership soon swelled into the thousands, inspiring administrators to take the movement to the streets.
|
|
Young invited his friends, two administrators from his local Mormon congregation, into his living room.
|
|
Users were skeptical about why the site's administrators had been so late in posting information.
|
|
The woman felt too intimidated by her Ivy League university's administrators to open a case.
|
|
Like Dr. Gottlieb, many of the hospital administrators said their eye was on the horizon.
|
|
Ms. Dockery's death might have been averted, had the guards and administrators heeded her requests.
|
|
This includes regular hearings to query administrators about their agencies and investigations of possible wrongdoing.
|
|
They often send emails to the Anon-IB administrators asking them to take images down.
|
|
In other areas, proposals to arm teachers and administrators have faced opposition from local police.
|
|
Facebook adds new Group tools as it looks for 'meaningful' conversations Facebook held its summit for group administrators today, and introduced new management features, Jake Kastrenakes reports: Group administrators will now be able to format their posts with larger text, block quotes, and bulleted lists.
|
|
Some of that money went to test administrators and coaches involved in the scam, prosecutors said.
|
|
Students and university administrators have been some of the most vocal opponents to campus-carry policies.
|
|
Students there ended an eight-week occupation this month after administrators created an anti-discrimination organization.
|
|
The ECB appointed Fabio Innocenzi, Pietro Modiano and Raffaele Lener as temporary administrators of the bank.
|
|
It found administrators often did not have consent from both parties before using an informal process.
|
|
The Canadian Securities Administrators (CSA) and the Investment Industry Regulatory Organization of Canada (IIROC) said bit.
|
|
Teachers and administrators placed a crown on Lockett's head and draped a cape around his neck.
|
|
My colleague and I were there meeting with administrators to help the school upgrade its broadband.
|
|
If I had to point fingers, it would be at the pharmaceutical companies and hospital administrators.
|
|
Harvard University is the defendant in the case, with several school administrators playing a central role.
|
|
The Crimson points out that administrators also ran into similar issues with the Class of 2020.
|
|
Its administrators would include Kenneth Feinberg, who worked on a fund for victims of the Sept.
|
|
Italy's UILCA union welcomed the shift after a meeting in Genoa on Tuesday with Carige's administrators.
|
|
The administrators of Alitalia have set a July 15 deadline for the presentation of the bids.
|
|
At multiple medical facilities, investigators found that administrators bent the rules to allow for simpler passwords.
|
|
Gill said the states' lawsuit did not reflect the position of most school boards and administrators.
|
|
Top administrators, including the previous president of the university, all agreed that Escobedo should be terminated.
|
|
Additional documents exchanged between administrators, faculty, and students about the case were obtained by BuzzFeed News.
|
|
We also have a High School Democracy Project where we work with students, teachers and administrators.
|
|
It was designed with students, teachers and high-school administrators -- not for them but with them.
|
|
The talented administrators of his early years have gone, replaced by yes-men and second-raters.
|
|
Its administrators are likely to be even less keen to pay out than its bosses were.
|
|
University High School administrators worked closely with the valedictorian providing her guidance after reviewing her speech.
|
|
Police administrators, advocates, communities, and governments must confront those concerns before — not after — the technology's implementation.
|
|
Administrators can provision and port phone numbers, get detailed reports and set up call routing functionality.
|
|
Carige's administrators have been trying to attract interest from potential bidders but negotiations have proved difficult.
|
|
Museum, gallery, and university staff might have found common cause with administrators, artists, faculty, and students.
|
|
Administrators deemed the hanging doll "racially insensitive" but did not classify it as a hate crime.
|
|
Liberal administrators are not only entrenching their power, squeezing out conservative or populist points of view.
|
|
Last year, when administrators at his junior high school wouldn't excuse his absence, JonMichael got frustrated.
|
|
Sky News reported that Carillion has put administrators on standby in case rescue talks fail. Jan.
|
|
Colonial administrators favoured the phrase "tropical Africa" for everything between the Sahara and the Limpopo river.
|
|
Ten shares have been suspended from trading since the company called in administrators on June 14.
|
|
Administrators of the public accounts were not notified of the account terminations affecting their group's members.
|
|
A source with knowledge of the matter said its administrators were working to meet that deadline.
|
|
They are delivering all of this in a standard 3u chassis, which should please network administrators.
|
|
Meanwhile, the old car that past EPA administrators used is reportedly sitting idle in EPA headquarters.
|
|
Department officials said the move was meant to ease concerns raised by teachers, administrators and parents.
|
|
The authoritarian structure of the education system and powerful administrators keeps parents and students in check.
|
|
Out of nearly 20 Oklahoma teachers and administrators interviewed, none held out hope of meaningful reforms.
|
|
It then describes the results of a representative survey Mr Abrams made of college administrators nationwide.
|
|
Now many administrators here and around the country are bracing for the Trump administration's new rules.
|
|
" The response of a couple of the school administrators in these cases was "Suck it up.
|
|
What kind of testimony did the doctors make on this bill, or the hospital administrators make?
|
|
He'd be lucky if administrators would allow him to don the Halloween costume of his choice.
|
|
Dyer said neither she nor the school's administrators were involved in the alteration of the photos.
|
|
A meeting hosted by Valk Fleet's administrators is due to be held on 7th of April.
|
|
The government has also appointed administrators to several companies through executive decrees following the abortive putsch.
|
|
Android tablets, on the other hand, haven't been quite the same hit with administrators and teachers.
|
|
TeamViewer are the makers of a remote administration software tool widely used by corporate network administrators.
|
|
School administrators police their clothing for an errant and apparently overly sexual shoulder, collarbone or knee.
|
|
While in formation, they sang "God Bless America" as administrators from the golf course looked on.
|
|
In its documentation, the company advises club administrators to ignore these warnings and log in regardless.
|
|
School administrators told Daniel's parents he'd simply walked out of the school and failed to return.
|
|
And in education, it's being held back by a steep expansion in the number of administrators.
|
|
Administrators can block specific users from accessing certain channels during certain times of day, for example.
|
|
The pact was reached after an all-night negotiation marathon between the union and school administrators.
|
|
Filing one aggregated Form 5500 eliminates duplicative reporting by plan administrators, reducing costs for small businesses.
|
|
Tax dollars were taken from providers and used to pay administrators, consultants, lobbyists, insurers, and regulators.
|
|
Patisserie Holdings' administrators, KPMG, declined to comment, while Causeway Capital was not immediately available to comment.
|
|
In this case, hackers downloaded Fur Affinity's source code before the administrators had patched the site.
|
|
Because the leak included cookies and authentication tokens, website administrators will need to take action too.
|
|
Why are liberal teachers, administrators, unions and politicians so afraid of young people thinking for themselves?
|
|
But the senator admits that this expansion of the GI Bill can cause headaches for administrators.
|
|
When Mr. Ahmed first took over the ministry, he met with quick disapproval from its administrators.
|
|
He set up a meeting with school administrators to see what they could do to help.
|
|
Pruitt has denied it all, but even so, Republican presidencies have had short-lived EPA administrators.
|
|
I urge Harvard administrators in their campaign for gender equality not to ignore their female students.
|
|
When administrators did not act, Romero started an online petition that quickly garnered nearly 500 signatures.
|
|
Giuliani's firm finally got a contract with administrators in the city of Kharkiv in May 2017.
|
|
This has increasingly caused faculty and administrators to wrestle for the steering wheels of their Titanics.
|
|
The margin is twice as lopsided among college administrators with direct responsibility over daily campus life.
|
|
It's hard to tell why the current system abides, other than to protect some administrators' turf.
|
|
Unfortunately, Jeff is not the only student to face these unruly policies enforced by politicized administrators.
|
|
That's a lot of abstraction, but the gist is: Buyback administrators have no interest in haggling.
|
|
What kinds of attitudes and opinions do their students, faculty, and administrators have about sexual assault?
|
|
Not surprisingly, use of FaceMash was quickly restricted, as soon as Harvard's administrators had their say.
|
|
Mellins told the administrators that affirmative consent rarely factored into the experiences that students were describing.
|
|
The beta version of the feature is currently only available to domain administrators, the company said.
|
|
JCPS Spokesperson Renee Murphy told the Courier Journal that administrators will be reviewing the dress code.
|
|
Interviews with composers, performers and administrators suggest that both economic and artistic considerations are at play.
|
|
Those were among the nine states where election administrators extolled the social network in official statements.
|
|
On the other hand, some administrators have found themselves criticized for trying to show racial sensitivity.
|
|
It's more akin to the keystrokes of administrators in the cold, indifferent bureaucracy of the universe.
|
|
But this school year, administrators told him he needed to use the girl's bathroom, CNN reports.
|
|
School district spokesman Terry Locke said administrators were aware of the arrests and cooperating with authorities.
|
|
While the BBC reports that the firm has arranged for Grant Thornton to act as administrators.
|
|
In this case, the users complain that they couldn't get Reddit administrators to respond or act.
|
|
A similar rise was also recorded among the "Selbstverwalter" - "self-administrators" - who indulge in similar activities.
|
|
Educator jobs include mostly K-12 public school teachers, but also administrators, guidance counselors, and paraeducator.
|
|
Cornerstone administrators found themselves with no choice but to sell the practice to Wake Forest Baptist.
|
|
The group said it did not know whether any Australian soldiers were among the page's administrators.
|
|
In the archives, they found evidence of early administrators' eagerness to recruit students from the South.
|
|
They provide a genuine service to network administrators and may aid admins in doing security upgrades.
|
|
This was a sentiment expressed in letters to the principal from former teachers, administrators and parents.
|
|
We need to see multiple views" — from doctors, nurses, patients, administrators and volunteers — "at one time.
|
|
UNC administrators described it as "very strong" today and denied any past problems affecting patient care.
|
|
Elementary school administrators alerted Braxton's parents to his high test scores and he skipped fourth grade.
|
|
As school systems shut across the U.S., administrators are pleading for guidance from the federal government.
|
|
Yet administrators might have been missing a trickier truth: Diversity is one thing, inclusion is another.
|
|
"Administrators are bumping each other off as they try to work and log in," says Williams.
|
|
Election administrators are also grappling with another coronavirus-related challenge: a dependence on elderly poll workers.
|
|
But getting those services into place will take more time, administrators from several school districts acknowledged.
|
|
After buying enough furniture and bedding to fill several homes, administrators moved patients earlier this week.
|
|
On Tuesday the company informed Hire administrators that it would stop running the service on Sept.
|
|
Its schools educate 170,000 students and employ more than 16,000 teachers, administrators and support staff members.
|
|
That letter pushed school administrators to complete investigations quickly, preferably in no more than 60 days.
|
|
Neither her nor other administrators have given a reason for why the phrase was taken out.
|
|
Administrators must approve people before they can join, and must sign off on individual posts, too.
|
|
The latest feuding between the school's top two administrators is not helping matters, said the Rev.
|
|
Meanwhile, university administrators have been telling foreign exchange students to leave China as soon as possible.
|
|
Administrators told his friends they could hug, hold hands and kiss partners of the same sex.
|
|
"We're still back on Juul," Ms. Rodgers continued, describing school administrators' approach to policing teen vaping.
|
|
Afterward, Wake Forest alerted administrators at Louisville and the A.C.C. to the discovery of the documents.
|
|
Administrators waited a week as the occupations and support demonstrations grew, and Columbia became worldwide news.
|
|
In response, Palio administrators have increased the padding on some turns and instituted other safety controls.
|
|
Instead, the plaintiffs argue, administrators make staffing decisions financially, based on budgets and return on investment.
|
|
Together, the closet account administrators and their chosen celebrities have made for very effective marketing teams.
|
|
It is the time for teachers and administrators to identify struggling students with possible learning differences.
|
|
Students could face disciplinary action if they join the walkout without the permission of school administrators.
|
|
Some medical administrators say the shortfall provides an opportunity to recruit more women to the field.
|
|
He also praised Fieldston's students and apologized for "any difficulty" he had caused the school's administrators.
|
|
Google is indexing invite links to WhatsApp group chats whose administrators may want to be private.
|
|
Because, foremost, the service's biologists and administrators believe that the population has recovered to self-sustainability.
|
|
If the cyberbullies attend your child's school, report it to administrators and show them the images.
|
|
The Administrators were "class parents"—the sorts of people who organize school events and group gifts.
|
|
Other past administrators had years of experience studying and writing about housing issues and economic development.
|
|
School administrators and educators must be cognizant of the racial realities that young people encounter daily.
|
|
Now, many administrators are taking a different approach: trying themselves to unearth stories about sexual abuse.
|
|
Administrators are now seeking to sell the business, with bids due to be submitted by Friday.
|
|
Former administrators admitted doling out drugs without having appropriate diagnoses, securing informed consent or divulging risks.
|
|
Ohio State administrators released little information about Mr. Artan, and parts of his background remained unclear.
|
|
The suit additionally accuses "university administrators and campus police" of "repressive actions" stifling free speech there.
|
|
Banca Popolare di Vicenza and Veneto Banca will have three special administrators each, the source said.
|
|
Or, more likely, these restrictions are managed by White House or Secret Service administrators via MDM.
|
|
Most of the recipients of this government largesse are not teachers but consultants, contractors, and administrators.
|
|
Over the past seven years, at least 40 different Oxford teachers and administrators have visited China.
|
|
Facebook declined to comment on the record about how it identifies where page administrators come from.
|
|
A 1988 Supreme Court ruling gave administrators the authority to censor the content of student journalists.
|
|
How do you think your own school experience has been affected by teachers' and administrators' expectations?
|
|
Rick Scott last March, currently only allows administrators or non-educational staff to undergo firearms training.
|
|
As the protests ended, students said they would begin working with administrators to enact the reforms.
|
|
He couldn't convince Marsh House administrators to let him leave, and they got into an argument.
|
|
The role of fathers, father figures, and other adult male role models — including coaches, teachers and school administrators — can be crucially important in counteracting media and other cultural messages, said Kevin Kruger, president of NASPA, the national association for student affairs administrators at colleges and universities.
|
|
New York Times journalists, student activists and college administrators discussed race on college campuses on Feb. 4.
|
|
But when the school gave her daughter a placement test, administrators said she had to repeat kindergarten.
|
|
Over 150 protestors break windows and throw fireworks at the police until administrators call off the event.
|
|
Administrators can also run the EDGE simulation with different tools, like an intercom system or automated locks.
|
|
Around 2010, hospital administrators had invited past patients to consult on the design for a new building.
|
|
"We have been informed of developments and are in contact with the temporary administrators," the spokeswoman said.
|
|
"Federal prosecutors suggest fiduciary administrators are responsible for investment decisions, which is not true," the statement added.
|
|
Presidents have long treated cabinet members as gloried administrators rather than critical members of the policy team.
|
|
In addition, a dozen coaches and test administrators were indicted on a racketeering conspiracy charge in March.
|
|
The company says administrators at client companies can set policies on how long such messages are retained.
|
|
She called a meeting with administrators, hoping they would instruct the friend to stay away from her.
|
|
Then time slowed down: Administrators said their investigation would take thirty days, so I waited thirty days.
|
|
It turned out that the administrators of the site were trying out a new tool called Coinhive.
|
|
Med school administrators do acknowledge that they aren't adequately equipping med students to counsel patients on marijuana.
|
|
Between 2011 and 2018, about $25 million in bribes were allegedly paid to the coaches and administrators.
|
|
Shomer declined to put the Star and BuzzFeed News in touch with any of the other administrators.
|
|
An officer drops by regularly, usually during lunchtime, checks in with administrators, then goes on his way. ●
|
|
Universities that receive federal funding are also required to appoint Title IX administrators to enforce those rights.
|
|
PEN America has launched a comprehensive online resource that provides practical guidance for university administrators and students.
|
|
The guide is the product of three years of consultation with university students, faculty, and administrators nationwide.
|
|
School administrators are under pressure to try anything to prevent the next shooter from murdering their students.
|
|
This could be students, faculty, administrators, custodians, workers, visitors, or anyone else in a delivery robot's path.
|
|
The block was issued by one of Wikipedia's volunteer administrators and lasted about 31 hours, Lien said.
|
|
Courts are open to the public, and court administrators have no authority to bar ICE from them.
|
|
The ABA committee included law professors, victims rights' advocates, defenders of accused students, university administrators, and attorneys.
|
|
"It's hard to explain to people on the outside what system administrators are actually doing, " said Lefferts.
|
|
Almost instantly and with calm precision, group administrators directed them to areas that could use their help.
|
|
Treasury Secretary Steve Mnuchin should advance the reform ball even further by replacing TTB's current interim administrators.
|
|
If your employer changes administrators, you don't necessarily have to move your money to a new account.
|
|
Donahue, another of the Facebook group's administrators, would be one of the women to speak alongside Ervin.
|
|
Founded by the British to train local colonial administrators, Makerere has a reputation for educating the powerful.
|
|
It's resetting any passwords that might be affected and letting G Suite administrators know about the issue.
|
|
Nowhere was that more evident than in the area's schools, where administrators reported significant drops in attendance.
|
|
The site also did not effectively communicate the changes to Diamond and Silk and other page administrators.
|
|
True reform requires everyone at the table: students, parents, educators, administrators, unions, charters, parochial schools and businesses.
|
|
Code Blue's administrators claim that Facebook has at times instituted temporary bans on posts on the page.
|
|
Playpen had three administrators, including Fluckiger and Chase, and numerous moderators, including Browning, according to court documents.
|
|