The phrase "a german administration" is not correct in written English due to the capitalization error.
It can be used when referring to an administrative body or government in Germany, but "German" should be capitalized.
Example: "The new policies were implemented by a German administration focused on economic reform."
Alternatives: "a German government" or "a German authority".
In 1906 the Pacific Phosphate Company, a British concern, negotiated an agreement with the German administration to begin the mining of Nauru's phosphate deposits, and the operation began the following year.
In total disregard of international conventions, the German administration declared a compulsory draft into the Reich labour service.
On the same date, the German administration announced a definition of who was regarded as Jewish.
Attacks on German soldiers were comparatively rare as the German administration made a practice of executing at least five Belgian hostages for each German soldier killed.
In the first year of the occupation, the German administration pursued a conciliatory policy toward the Belgian people in order to gain their support and co-operation.
The goal of the German administration was to create a Lithuanian state that would be a satellite of Germany after the final peace treaty.
Moritz Erhardt, a German business administration student who was working as an intern at Bank of America Merrill Lynch, died at his student housing in East London on Aug. 15.
By providing an alternative supply of food, the CNSA prevented the German administration of Belgium from being able to use food as a bargaining tool to force Belgians to work in war industries and contributed to the passive resistance movement within occupied Belgium.
The execution of Miss Cavell mirrors the spirit of the whole of German administration in its callousness and its brutality.' A day later, the paper ran the testimony of the British chaplain who had visited Cavell in her final hours.
