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An Administrative Responsibility

Journal of Higher Education, 1943
s rather than full-length articles; or too many of the articles dealt with popular aspects of the subject. As a result of this sifting there were left about sixteen men who were considered to be among the best in the country. Among these were several persons who would not likely be tempted because they now occupy positions such as an endowed ...
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Administrative Responsibility Revisited

Administration and Society, 1990
The dominant approaches to administrative responsibility have been preoccupied with defining, mobilizing, and rehabilitating an intelligible and reliable "public, " one that provides an unambiguous source of guidance and an unimpeachable defense against critics of discretionary authority.
Philip H Jos
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Administrative responsibility and responsibility of the Executive

International ...
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Administrative Authority and Administrative Responsibility

Journal of Academic Librarianship, 2015
John Buschman
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Administrative Responsibility

2016
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Administrative law and administrative responsibility

2020
The course of lectures corresponds to the programs of administrative law for students studying in the bachelor's degree program "Jurisprudence", as well as the specialties" Legal support of national security "and"Law Enforcement". The course of lectures summarizes the author's experience of lecturing on administrative law and administrative ...
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Administrative Responsibility

Western Political Quarterly, 1957
HE STUDY OF administration proceeds within the framework of a taxonomy of human relationships, the breadth and content of which remain fluid. In large measure, when we speak of law we refer to a socially prescribed and sanctioned taxonomy of human relations.
Cornelius P. Cotter, J. Malcolm Smith
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Administration and Responsibility

1998
In many hospitals the incidence of infection is unknown, and techniques of ascertainment or surveillance (i.e. discovery and recording) of infection are often not used. Infection records, when kept by the ward staff, are often inaccurate, and it is unusual for measures of control based on these records to be carried out.
E. J. L. Lowbury, G. A. J. Ayliffe, A. M. Geddes, J. D. Williams   +3 more
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Gauging Administrative Responsibility

Public Administration Review, 1949
Students have engaged in lively controversy over their nature and validity. The principles of administrative responsibility are frequently equivocal; and though mutually incompatible, they are often equally applicable to the same administrative situation.
Arthur A. Maass, Laurence I. Radway
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