administrative

Modifies a noun

• burden: The sector should help funders to reduce the administrative burden where possible.
• receiver: The administrative receiver can continue to operate the business an administrator.
• receivership: The statistics relate to the directors of failed companies in liquidation, administrative receivership or administration.
• task: This would be a major administrative task - particularly at the peak entry time.
• expense: Administrative expenses were £ 1.3 million compared to £ 1.2 million in 1998.
• duty: You will also have some administrative duties including maintaining the database.

Modifying Another Word

• purely: It is always possible to nominate a beneficiary, but this is a purely administrative annotation, and has no effect upon title.
• mainly: A ' manual worker ' is an employe whose duties are not mainly administrative, professional, technical or clerical.
• just: However, Diocletian faced more than just administrative problems.
• also: The visits are usually eligible for EC grants toward traveling expenses and also administrative and entertaining expenses.
• not: Receivers who are not administrative receivers may be appointed in other circumstances.
• essentially: Although the UK commissioners are both former politicians, their job in the Commission is essentially administrative.

Used with adjective complement

• provide: Firstly, I had encouragement from a number of senior staff who provided administrative, clinical and research support and enthusiasm.
• include: These include administrative, judicial, legislative and religious functions.