The phrase "administration can get" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the capabilities or actions that an administration is able to undertake or achieve.
Example: "The administration can get the necessary approvals to move forward with the project."
Alternatives: "the administration is able to" or "the administration has the capacity to".
Seeing if the local administration can get its act together on transport, is also a pressing Medan issue.
One always hears people on the Sunday-morning talk shows wondering, portentously, whether this or that administration can get this or that situation under control.
Which leaves us where we were before: Pretty much everything rides on whether the administration can get the damn website fixed and make the law work over time.
While this page has strongly supported that law, we have seen how tangled up an administration can get under the unrestricted power of an independent counsel, like the meandering Kenneth Starr during the Clinton administration.
But if the administration can get a handle on this crisis by this fall — and Republicans have killed any Congressional response to it — the politics could conceivably favor bold executive action by Obama on deportations.
And as it will take roughly a year to work out the finer details of any world trade agreement, the outstanding issues must be resolved early enough so the Bush administration can get a deal through Congress.What comes next?In America, the administration has nominated Susan Schwab, who was Mr Portman's deputy, is to take over.
The question will be whether the Obama administration, like some previous American administrations, can get Europe to do what Americans believe needs doing.
Consequently, city administrations can get new information and knowledge that is hidden in large-scale data to provide better urban governance and management by applying these ICT solutions.
The administration can begin to get its act together by looking at Franklin D. Roosevelt's fireside chats in the Depression.
Instead, Palestinian officials and, to a lesser extent, the Bush administration, hope they can get from Israel at least a pledge to tackle those issues on a specific timetable in the next year.
Hopefully someone's at least posting them over the water cooler, so administration decision-makers can get a sense of how those other branches of the government are failing to address one of the technology industry's most pressing issues.
