Sentence examples for administration as proof from inspiring English sources

They were brought less than five weeks after WorldCom announced its discovery of the accounting problems, and was quickly held up by the Bush administration as proof of its commitment to prosecute corporate miscreants.

But he repeatedly invokes Yale, from which he got his bachelor's degree, and Harvard, from which he got a master's in business administration, as proof that people who question his smarts are foolish to do so.

As Andrew M. Cuomo campaigns for governor, he points to his leadership of the Department of Housing and Urban Development during the Clinton administration as proof he possesses the ability and vision needed to lead New York out of its fiscal and political swamps.

WASHINGTON, Sept 12 (Reuters) - One of the most precise and dramatic details cited by the Obama administration as proof that Syrian forces used chemical weapons in an Aug. 21 attack was the death toll, which an official U.S. government assessment put at 1,429 people, including 426 children.

The company's recovery has been hailed by the Obama administration as partial proof of the success of its decisions to rescue Chrysler and General Motors from their financial crises.

"All the conservatives in the administration will see this as proof that we are in an organization full of enemies".

WHEN the July employment numbers are released today, the Bush administration will hail them as proof that the economy is doing well, and it will have a point.

Finally, IRNA referred to diplomatic cables released by WikiLeaks in 2010 in which Mr. Amano appeared to say that his position on Iran's nuclear program was not substantially different from the American administration — an admission it takes as proof that he is an American pawn.

The attacks last fall on an American diplomatic mission and C.I.A. outpost in Benghazi, Libya, that killed four American government employees, including Ambassador J. Christopher Stevens, have become a flash point for critics of the Obama administration who see what happened as proof of the president's incompetence, or worse.

Bold ideas that could mobilize his conservative Republican base were prized over efforts to convince independent voters in the center; sharp divisions over the administration's policies were regarded as proof of Mr. Bush's decisiveness and willingness to challenge conventional thinking.

Mr Bush's critics used this as proof that his administration was not taking terror seriously in its first year.