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central
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Each of the union republics has a constitution and state structure modelled broadly on that of the central administration .
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The central administration of the temple, presumably the priesthood, redistributed the produce.
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The central administration of the Modular Course has always been keenly aware of the burden falling on Field Chairs.
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It seems clear therefore that the central administration was unable at this time to exercise effective financial control over the Forest wardens.
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Rather than a unified central administration , there is a loose confederation of ministries.
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The major change in the central administration was the removal of Rotherham as chancellor.
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What has also emerged, however, is that private sector attitudes and techniques can not easily be transplanted into central administration .
colonial
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With respect to other aspects of colonial administration , his proposals were a little bolder.
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The local magnates exercised a limited but real authority entirely independent of the colonial administration .
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Nor was Britain the only colonial power to incorporate existing native rulers into a system of colonial administration .
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It meant that colonial administrations had an extremely difficult time controlling these peoples.
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Furthermore, much of the writing and even foreign staff in conservation institutions are derived directly from colonial administrations .
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Decolonisation meant that, by and large, independent states were created out of existing areas of colonial administration , within their colonial frontiers.
local
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He was involved in the establishing of local administration , churches and schools.
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But remodelling the local administration had little effect; real power remained in the hands of the leading citizens of Mondovi.
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There was never much doubt about which language the colonial rulers would use in local administration .
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The Group provides advice, training and research in local government administration .
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The study area, Dunrossness, as defined by the local administration is not such an area.
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High-ranking officials were said to be rigging privatization to their own advantage, using their influence in local administrations .
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They have links with political bigwigs and the local administration , which is all the qualification needed to get into the business.
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Parliament as the law-making body does not take part in the local administration of its laws.
new
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The new Conservative administration in 1979 wished to go further.
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Her appointment will make her one of the highest-ranking women in the new administration .
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These new administrations will later form the basis for elected regional governments.
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Emerson concedes that the new Clinton administration sometimes failed to communicate effectively.
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The new administration moved with surprising caution in such areas as civil rights and social reform.
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Jack Kennedy summoning Robert Frost to deliver an inauguration poem and confer a bardic benediction on the new administration .
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He insisted that his new administration could command a majority in the country's 38-member legislature.
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Despite our differences, I had no need or desire to slam the new administration .
previous
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In 1979 the government announced that it was determined, unlike the previous Labour administration , to control and reduce public expenditure.
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These are not necessarily merely the left-over business from a previous administration .
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Arbel was appointed by the previous administration .
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A cordon of armour was parked around newspapers and broadcasting stations, and key members of the previous administration were arrested.
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Matrix appeared to be a very, very high priority for the previous administration .
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Both men have stated they will not carry out a witchhunt against members of the previous administration .
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No explanation of what private-sector reforms that have not been tried by previous administrations might be considered now.
public
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We are helping to improve public administration and the legal system in a number of countries.
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Ventresca holds degrees in public administration and government from the University of San Francisco.
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All persons engaged in public administration serve in a special legal relationship whereby the public law institution is the employer.
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Local public administration clearly needs to be seen in the context of the broader political, social and economic system.
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Spending cuts would especially affect public administration and, within the social welfare budget, the level of payments on sickness benefit.
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Wolfe argues that this contradiction has three consequences for public administration .
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Another practical application soon followed, in the field of public administration .
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In comparison with these industries, retail trade and public administration have experienced limited job growth.
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bush
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Under the Bush administration , State Department officials met the delegates only at the beginning and end of each round.
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Under the Reagan and Bush administrations , this displeasure took the form of refusing to pay our assessed financial contribution.
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This flies in the face of the cautious nature of the Bush administration .
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This is a worldwide treaty, negotiated by the Reagan administration and signed by the Bush administration.
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Until now the Bush administration has refused to participate in such a programme.
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It expired April 30, but the Bush administration wants to extend it.
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In the meantime, having placated conservative critics, the Bush administration is waiting.
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The Bush administration answered yes, and produced new evidence in support.
business
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Some of the group are aiming for further education in business administration , or in other areas such as leisure and tourism.
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Many industrial production managers have a college degree in business administration or industrial engineering.
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Clear definitions covering fields of accountancy, marketing, production and business administration .
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He continued to work there while he pursued a degree in business administration from Philadelphia University.
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Initially awards are available in business administration , hospitality, and leisure and tourism.
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When he graduated from Northwood University with excellent training in business administration , I felt so proud.
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He was educated in a Nonconformist academy; his abilities lay in mathematics, engineering, and business administration .
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A degree in business administration or engineering management is especially useful for becoming a general manager.
carter
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In foreign policy the Carter administration had a mixed record.
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C., who has worked for four presidents and served as a consultant on executive office reorganization for the Carter administration .
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The emphasis on local economic development gained its fullest expression during the Carter administration .
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There was a huge gap between aim and achievement in the Carter administration .
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Then the Carter administration lavished yet more money and mobilized the federal government anew in yet another massive drive for passage.
official
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It should include congressional leaders as well as administration officials .
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Chernomyrdin denied that Moscow had authorized transfer of the giant missile, administration officials said.
EXAMPLES FROM OTHER ENTRIES
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Some hospitals spend too much on administration and not enough on medical care.
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The administration also proposed $600 million in tax breaks for small businesses.
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The Eisenhower administration refused to take military action in Vietnam.
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The new administration has been strongly criticized for its handling of the affair.
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
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Glynn said an apology already had been under discussion within the administration for several months.
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He vigorously applied Charles's policy of raising money by reviving the ancient Forest administration .
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It is unclear as to whether the making of an administration order crystallises a floating charge.
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Mr Keyes, a former radio talk-show host and Reagan administration diplomat, is the most eloquent of the Republican candidates.
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The cost of health service administration in the United States rose by 37% between 1983 and 1987.
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There are circumstances in which the incorrect diagnosis and inappropriate administration of a thrombolytic would be disastrous; for example, acute pericarditis.
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With a ne w Bush administration taking office, how will this relationship develop?