The phrase "a new administration which" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a newly established government or organization and describing its characteristics or actions.
Example: "A new administration which prioritizes environmental policies will be taking office next month."
Alternatives: "a new administration that" or "a new administration focused on".
Now, it will all restart with a new administration, which gives Boeing the chance to recover lost ground".
The city is preparing to elect a new administration, which should get a stalled construction permitting system back on track and may produce a new economic stimulus package.
Americans, particularly Democrats, say Mr. Bush should refrain from his public moves to begin assembling a new administration, which his advisers say are partially designed to convey a sense of inevitability that he will be president.
"Thoroughness goes before speed," she said in answer to questions about how long it would take her to form a new administration, which will probably include representatives of the center-left Social Democratic Party (SPD), as well as her own party, the center-right Christian Democratic Union.
Lively, though, feels an urgency to do more and do it fast, especially under a new administration which denies climate change and has a questionable commitment to organics.
Mr. Lance's troubles during his brief Washington tenure were a blow to the new administration, which took office in 1977 after campaigning as an antidote to the Watergate era culminating in the resignation of President Richard M. Nixon.
The case and the diplomatic tension it has caused with Britain could potentially be embarrassing for the new administration, which took office promising a shift in policy on torture, rendition and state secrets.
But now the companies are contending with a new question: what will the priorities of the new administration — which has made clear it wants to shift spending from futuristic weapons systems to simpler arms that troops can use now — mean for the industry?
Not only that, Jesse Jr. would serve as a stalwart and loyal advocate in the U.S. Senate for the new administration, which could critically prove important in the tough years ahead.
That plan was scrapped by the new administration, which said it was willing to spend $80 million -- a sum that city officials say is unrealistically low -- to make the properties habitable, and then sell them on the open market.
In her mind the Wall Street excesses were being linked back to the new administration which did so much to stabilize the financial sector, a sector which is apparently completely deaf to the suffering that's going on across America with millions in job losses, housing foreclosures and wage and benefit cut backs.
