Sentence examples for administration badly from inspiring English sources

The Bush administration badly damaged Washington's reputation throughout Latin America when it unwisely blessed a failed 2002 military coup attempt against Mr. Chávez.

The work was accelerated, Vikram Parekh, an analyst for the International Crisis Group, said to me, because the Bush Administration badly needs "a success story" this year.

This year, however, the Pataki administration badly underestimated the final tax payments and how much the state would have to refund taxpayers.

The Bush administration badly wants more foreign troops in Iraq but has failed to win the support of NATO to send troops there.

Indeed, let's have some real fun: merge the dollar and the euro, since they've pretty much achieved market parity, and the euro comes - at least, it appears to come - equipped with fiscal disciplines that the budget-busting Bush administration badly needs.

THE DEMOCRATS PLATFORM "People of good will disagree about whether America should have gone to war in Iraq, but this much is clear: this administration badly exaggerated its case, particularly with respect to weapons of mass destruction and the connection between Saddam's government and Al Qaeda.

British officials acknowledge that the Libyan government badly needs help to shore up its authority as an administration, including a functioning civil police and integrated army.

Critics, including an oversight panel, have accused the Bush administration of badly mismanaging the program, in part by not adequately tracking how private banks have used bailout funds.

Nevertheless, trade-promotion authority will give the administration some badly needed traction as it grapples with a global economy that is weakening.

If the administration so badly misjudged the Turks, our close allies, it makes you wonder how far to trust their assumptions about our new wards, the Iraqis.

But the killing has further weakened the Zardari administration — so badly that almost none of the country's top leaders were willing to attend his funeral or condemn his killing.