Sentence examples for administration elsewhere from inspiring English sources

NOW that Ireland's legislators have taken off for their summer holiday, the government of Bertie Ahern can heave a sigh of relief after a string of scandalous embarrassments that would have toppled many an administration elsewhere in Europe.

There are elected multiethnic councils in the larger towns, a separate Fijian administration incorporating a hierarchy of chiefs and councils for the control of rural Fijians, and direct administration elsewhere.

But the official who spoke with the Guardian yesterday repeated the idea -- stated by the administration elsewhere -- that Al-Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula (AQAP) in Yemen is still the biggest danger to the U.S. homeland.

We have reported details of our questionnaire development and administration elsewhere [ 2].

But its power has grown steadily, for reasons that illustrate how ugly this conflict became while the Bush administration focused elsewhere.

Education institutions around the Asia-Pacific region, like their counterparts in the Middle East and Europe, are increasingly seeking to fill that gap by adding Islamic finance specialization to their master's programs in business administration and elsewhere.

Ms. Tutwiler was called back to the State Department in December to address concerns within the administration and elsewhere that the United States had failed to capitalize on the overthrow of Saddam Hussein and was facing growing hostility in Iraq and the Middle East.

Yet that ethos has made the medical center a prime target for critics in the Obama administration and elsewhere who talk about how much money the nation wastes on needless tests and futile procedures.

Although Mr. Danforth's duties were described as immediate and challenging, speculation in the Bush administration and elsewhere in Washington focused quickly on the possibility that Mr. Danforth might be asked to serve as secretary of state if Mr. Bush wins re-election.

Breitbart's home page on Tuesday was replete with headlines criticizing Trump and his national-security team for their Afghanistan announcements — the apparent first salvo in the former White House strategist Steve Bannon's media campaign against "globalists" in the Administration and elsewhere.

Some (in the Administration and elsewhere) may say, Who cares?