The phrase "administration definition" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the meaning or explanation of the term "administration" in a specific context, such as in academic or professional writing.
Example: "In our research paper, we will provide an administration definition to clarify its role in organizational management."
Alternatives: "definition of administration" or "administrative definition".
It depends what you mean by "legal obligations" and "humanely". A quick glossary of the unique Bush administration definitions might help.
The administration's definition of "family values" gets more and more puzzling.
The bishops also see the Obama administration's definition of religious institutions as too narrow.
The Bush administration's definition of the challenge that America confronts has been cast largely in semireligious terms.
A13 Kerry Defends Values Senator John Kerry wound up his tour of the heartland with an attack on the Bush administration's definition of values and a defense of his own, including his position on abortion.
Senator John Kerry wound up his tour of the heartland on Sunday with an attack on the Bush administration's definition of values and a defense of his own, including his position on abortion.
A senior lawyer now advising Barack Obama on the use of drone strikes conceded that the administration's definition of legality could even apply in the hypothetical case of an al-Qaida drone attack against military targets on US soil.
Their use has provoked concern that many civilians have been caught during these air strikes – fears that were fuelled by a recent report in the New York Times which revealed the Obama administration's definition of potential targets.
Raha Wala, advocacy counsel in the law and security program at Human Rights First, told the Guardian it is difficult to evaluate Brennan's claim regarding civilian casualties in US counter-terrorism operations because of a lack of clarity in the administration's definition of a civilian.
Moreover, as Mr. Kerry correctly pointed out last week, the administration's definition of a small-business owner is so broad that in 2001 it included Mr. Bush, who does indeed have a stake in a timber company -- a business he's so little involved with that he apparently forgot about it.
