Sentence examples for administration call from inspiring English sources

Wisdom requires that the Bush administration call an end to its misbegotten crusade.

But Mr. Bush was speaking about an unprovoked attack by Iraq, what many in the administration call the far easier case of retaliation.

Nor will the Obama administration call the military takeover a coup, since to do so would trigger an automatic aid cutoff under rules imposed by Congress.

President Hugo Chávez's government, whipsawed by a 13-day strike that is debilitating the economy, has rejected a Bush administration call for early elections to resolve the political turmoil in this oil-rich nation.

That appeared to be a reference to the possibility that the United States could take military action or might resort to what more hawkish members of the administration call Mr. Bush's "Plan B," enacting strict economic penalties intended to topple the North Korean government.

Nor does the Obama administration call it a drafting error, for good reason: to do so is to admit that the statute forbids subsidies in federal Exchanges.

The Bush administration called the accusation baseless.

The Bush administration calls that nonsense.

In Nov. '65, the administration called a "planning conference".

The Obama administration called the steps "important, if limited".

"The administration calls it spatial shaping," Greenfield-Gilat explained.