Sentence examples for administration and managed from inspiring English sources

During Reagan's eight years in the White House, Mr. Finkelstein was an informal adviser to the administration and managed congressional and gubernatorial campaigns across the country.

Mr. Minow, who had served in the Kennedy administration and managed the white-shoe law firm of Sidley Austin when Mr. Obama worked there after his first year of law school, began introducing him to Chicago's business titans.

He also served at HUD during Bill Clinton's administration and managed Hillary Clinton's 2000 Senate campaign, presumably creating deep levels of comfort and trust in all directions.

He said: "We have worked hard with them [Ipso] on the scheme to help streamline administration and manage the cost of dispute resolution to parties.

Khashoggi studied business administration at Indiana State University and managed bookstores in Saudi Arabia before venturing into journalism.

We promised Albanians new rules on operating expenses of public administration, and we managed to shorten it from 2.2% of GDP to less than 1% of GDP, because corruption [is something we] should fight.

Having all aspects of administration and coordination managed by an external source was reported to help clinicians concentrate on providing clinical care.

It certainly could also have proved embarrassing to former Defense Secretary Robert Gates, who, during the Bush administration, opposed public trials and managed last March to get President Barack Obama to reverse his pledge of civilian trials.

In 2002 and 2003, she worked in Sierra Leone with the International Medical Corps, a relief organization in Los Angeles; she served as a liaison to the country's health ministry and managed the administration of maternal health and H.I.V. and AIDS programs.

"Running for higher office than mayor, he should not expect that anything should remain private," said Bill de Blasio, a city councilman who worked in the administration of former Mayor David N. Dinkins and managed Hillary Rodham Clinton's first Senate campaign.

Boudougate, as the political scandal is known, has damaged the Kirchner administration in the public eye and managed to further aggravate the country's bizarre economic climate, leading to the impression that no one is really in charge.