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administer

[ad-min-uh-ster] / ædˈmɪn ə stər /




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The lift was stopped by an attendant who pressed the emergency button, after which first aid was administered and the woman was transported to hospital by ambulance, Kubo added.

From BBC

But administering it correctly remains a major challenge.

From BBC

But his Artega tribe, which has administered the city since the sixth century with powers "passed from father to son", refused to leave.

From Barron's

A University of Colorado athletic department spokesperson said that “administering fines is within the purview of the football program,” noting that fines would be independent from NIL revenue-sharing agreements.

From MarketWatch

Appearing in front of MPs on Parliament's Public Administration and Constitutional Affairs Committee on Wednesday, Thomas-Symonds said he had signed off on hardship loans, which would be administered by government departments.

From BBC