administrative (administrativ)

[ collecting taxes, organizing and directing the Army, Navy: Police, supervising trade, locomotion, postal nication, and carrying out in detail legislative measures for promoting public health, education, morality, and gen S. Amos , Sci. of Pol., p. 99. eral contentment. administratively (ad-min'is-tra-tiv-li), adv. In an administrative manner; in relation to administration; from an administrative point of view; as regards administration. The English country gentleman, who was lord of the manor, was administratively a person of great authority and influence. Maine , Early Law and Custom, p. 314. Administratively , Kazan is divided into twelve districts. Encyc. Brit ., XIV. 20.