The phrase "administration for those" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to the management or organization of services or resources intended for a specific group of people.
Example: "The administration for those in need of assistance will be held at the community center every Saturday."
Alternatives: "management for individuals" or "oversight for the group".
Administrating the questionnaire by two methods, as self administration for those who could read and write, and as researcher-administered for those who were illiterate would have reduced the precision of HRQOL scores due to differences in the way of collecting information.
But the presumption should be that each is entitled to regular court proceedings, not the military tribunals favored by the Bush administration for those being detained as "enemy combatants".
In my view this Court and the Court of Appeals in this litigation effectively substitute their will for the will of Congress and their views of economics and wise administration for those of the Secretary whom Congress selected to carry out its will.
"I was a critic of the previous administration for those occasions in which I felt they had violated our values and I came in [to office] with a healthy scepticism about how our various programmes were structured," Obama told the press conference in Berlin's chancellery.
Despite post-election talk of working with President Obama, Senator Mitch McConnell of Kentucky, the minority leader, took a hard line on one of the most pressing issues facing the government — whether to extend tax cuts put into effect during the Bush administration for those earning more than $250,000.
The $168 million is in addition to another $99.9 million requested by the Obama administration for those programs.
But as subsequent reporting by the Washington Post and New York Times has detailed, there is no mechanism outside the administration for ensuring those rules are followed.
PROVIDENCE, R.I. -- Former Wall Street bailout watchdog Neil Barofsky blasted the banking industry on Friday for inflicting a litany of abuses on American homeowners, and issued a withering critique of the Obama administration for protecting those same banks at the expense of homeowners.
Mr. Annan has never been a proponent of a United Nations administration for Iraq, like those in East Timor or Kosovo.
The Obama administration pushed for those inspections because of fears that the impoverished North would try to sell its weapons or nuclear material.
Congress is finally ready to stand up to the Bush administration and for those courageous federal workers who dare to reveal waste and abuse in government.
