Sentence examples for administration can make from inspiring English sources

It's amazing what a difference an artistic administration can make.

Of course, an administration can make big economic changes.

The administration can make a very good case that the Treasury is entitled to much of this money.

Over the next few weeks, the Obama administration can make a big difference in determining whether historic reforms under way there will lead to Asia's newest democratic transition.

Maybe the administration can make the case that we can simultaneously whip Al Qaeda and Saddam, secure Afghanistan for keeps, tame the rest of the "axis of evil," guzzle gas in perpetuity and keep cutting taxes (for some of us).

The good news is that administration can make a lot of this disappear, providing they find a buyer who can persuade the creditors to accept a fraction of what they are owed.

Both parties have realized that election administration rules can make the difference between victory and defeat in a close election.

If and when campaign finance reform ever happens, and it clearly will not happen under a Republican administration, politicians can make decisions based on moral grounds instead of on personal and party financial gain.

Is there no one else of stature in this administration who can make the case for reform?

Even the Bush administration can take some credit for making Mr. Obama's campaign possible, Mr. Hulse said at the Caribbean breakfast, by making Colin Powell and Condoleezza Rice the first black secretaries of state.

"In the same way that this administration has made it a safer city, a cleaner city, this administration should and can make it a healthier city as well," said Anthony P. Coles, the deputy mayor who is coordinating the effort.