Sentence examples for administration gain from inspiring English sources

Retreating from a government-run insurance plan may help the Obama administration gain bipartisan support for a health care overhaul.

Prince Bandar made his name helping the Carter administration gain approval for a sale of F-15s to the Saudis in 1978, and he remained at the center of all subsequent arms disputes, adding to his reputation by winning more than one victory against the powerful Israel lobby.

It helped that he was preceded by a reputation for scholarship and administration gained during his 15 years as director of the National Gallery.

Paisley's brief period as first minister was, he correctly judged, sufficient to ensure that the cross-party administration gained widespread community acceptance.

Some are suspicious of Mr. Paulson's characterizations, finding in his warnings and demands for extraordinary powers a parallel with the way the Bush administration gained authority for the war in Iraq.

In carrying out the bankruptcies, the administration gained court approval for proposals that reversed the order of priority of the creditors' claims by giving better financial outcomes to junior creditors like funds controlled by some unions than to more senior creditors like banks that had lent to G.M. and Chrysler and investors who owned the two companies' bonds.

Its author, solicitor Richard Lingard, was commissioned to carry out the report last summer after a new administration gained control of the council.

In Bradford, a previously safe Labour parliamentary seat was snapped up by the Liberal Democrats, but in City Hall a minority Labour administration gained enough extra council seats to come close to gaining a majority.

The concept of time and administration gained prominence made a statistically significant difference among participants in revealing current situation on diffusion of innovation tendencies for students from faculty of engineering.

"The Obama administration gains little or nothing by getting in a fight about whether or not to fund a bizarre propaganda station," Nichols said.

Hubert Meredith, Johnson's politically ambitious attorney general, freely aired his concerns about the administration, gaining recognition for himself from the publicity generated.