Sentence examples for administration choices from inspiring English sources

Just as the selection of Judge Sonia Sotomayor for an opening on the Supreme Court bypassed at least 100 candidates better suited to take on the Scalia-Roberts cabal, so the selection of Francis S. Collins as the next director of the National Institutes of Health is disappointing to those of us who expected real change from the evangelical Christian bias of the Bush administration choices.

Months after a last-minute agreement to approve stalled Cabinet nominations prevented a threatened Democratic attempt to change the Senate filibuster rules, Reid said he would again seek to hold confirmation votes on a number of other pending administration choices, including Rep. Melvin Watt (D-N.C). to be the top regulator for Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac.

The default case -- in the absence of public and Congressional engagement -- would likely be that the administration choice would be largely determined by the interests of Wall Street.

This highlights the importance of strengthening education of health care professionals and patients, that is, with regard to dose adjustment, modalities of administration, choice of anticoagulant, and compliance guidance.

Experts in international law said the ruling basically gave the administration two choices.

Clinton's memoir of her time as secretary of state in the Obama administration, Hard Choices, will be published on Tuesday.

In June, Congress reversed its acquiescence to another sneaky rider designed to bypass Senate confirmation of the administration's choices for U.S. attorney jobs.

Democrats should be free to present alternatives to the administration's choices, and Republicans should then be free to ask the public to register its preferences at the ballot box.

If both interventions are changing, then the protocol selects the feasible option with greatest nutrition administration, a choice that was clinically specified.

Similar to fluid administration, the choice of vasopressor and inotropic therapy is based mainly on individual experience and institutional policy; furthermore, this choice differs between guidelines.

This week, the Senate confirmed the Obama administration's choice for army secretary, the openly gay Eric Fanning.