The phrase "administration a plan" is not correct in written English.
It appears to be missing a verb or preposition to connect the words meaningfully.
Example: "The administration has a plan to improve the school's infrastructure."
Alternatives: "management a strategy" or "leadership a proposal".
It is urgent that our governor and mayor, with their counterparts in other parts of the country, develop with the Bush administration a plan of short-term assistance to states and cities, one that would prevent what is likely to be a hard national recession from turning into a real depression.
Among the other proposals favored by Beshear that failed to pass in the session were an ethics reform measure Beshear proposed in the wake of the investigation of the Fletcher administration, a plan to reduce the projected shortfall in the state's pension system, and a proposed 70-cent-per-pack 70-cent-per-pack 70-cent-per-pack 70-cent-per-pack
She said she was pleased that the administration promised a plan to deal with international travelers.
This summer, the Paterson administration rejected a plan developed by Meyer S. Frucher, the governor's choice to reorganize OTB.
B9 SPENDING LIMIT: The Bush administration proposed a plan for dividing the next $20 billion of emergency spending.
There is little sign that the Obama administration has a plan to reduce it, and health-care reform may add to it.
The incoming Obama administration has a plan for heading off the threat of worldwide deflation and depression.
Russia ended that arrangement in 2009, however, and in June 2010 the Obama Administration outlined a plan to Congress that involved using DOE's National Laboratories in Idaho and Oak Ridge, Tennessee.
The Crown Colony administration designed a plan, later known as the "Colonial Office Reconstruction and Development Plan for North Borneo: 1948 1955", to rebuild North Borneo.
