Sentence examples for administration apart from inspiring English sources

Acceptance of change sets the administration apart from left-wing Democrats, who vest naive hope in laws raising the minimum wage or mandating better foreign labour practices.

What may set the Bush administration apart from these earlier Republican regimes is the last, most unusual and potentially most potent of its three power clusters.

You know so it becomes a bit of a problem... even now in the administration, apart from us who are medical, the other people who are non medical look at those people as mad... you know...they think it is wastage of money to buy them drugs.

(iv) The morally significant authority of the state's government and law is limited by the rights of the Church, though when that government and law are within their proper domain, one ought to comply with their directives rather than any purported act of administration or government (apart from general moral teaching) by Pope or bishops.

Ms. Suplicy, a sexologist and former member of Congress, succeeded Celso Pitta, whose administration fell apart last year after his wife left him and accused him of overseeing a network of corruption.

But Iraqi Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki was unable to persuade segments of his own governing coalition to agree, and negotiations with the administration fell apart last week when Iraq insisted it would not grant U.S. forces immunity from prosecution there, unlike every other country where they are stationed abroad.

What set the Rangers administration story apart was the level of interest.

By 2006, the Bush administration was falling apart.

But anybody who thinks that Mr Bush's administration is falling apart will be disappointed.

The Bush administration, however, tore apart that carefully devised legal structure and social compact.

And, even if they did not, Welsh's administration is falling apart at the seams.