Sentence examples for administration has secured from inspiring English sources

Gabe Rottman of the ACLU sums the situation up this way: "By my count, the Obama administration has secured 526 months of prison time for national security leakers, versus only 24 months total jail time for everyone else [who ever leaked] since the American Revolution".

He added: "Further, the administration has secured no apparent commitment from the Russians to work with us to reduce either the missile or nuclear threat from Iran".

Given this sorry record, it is welcome news indeed that the Obama Administration has secured the votes it needed to prevent the Senate from rejecting a nuclear deal struck between Iran and the five permanent members of the U.N. Security Council, plus Germany, which will freeze Iran's nuclear program and greatly reduce its stockpiles of enriched uranium.

The Obama administration has secured enough support in the Senate to ensure that the Iran nuclear deal will survive a congressional vote, but John Kerry warned remaining waverers that rejection of the agreement would be a "self-destructive blow" to US credibility.

The Obama administration has secured important foreign policy victories, most notably the recent nuclear agreement with Iran.

But more than five months into his presidency, the only money his administration has secured to build the multi-billion-dollar barrier is $20 million, which was transferred from other programs and is being used for prototypes.

There will probably be more since Mr. Garskof and the administration have secured financing for six Quinnipiac Radio Theater productions for next year.

The Scottish government's Bruce Crawford said that although the Holyrood administration had secured some important changes, the bill represented a "missed opportunity" for Scotland.

Apparently, the Obama administration had secured an agreement between the Palestinians and the Israelis sufficient to announce the commencement of public discussions in September 2010.

But the treaty was also mishandled by the Obama administration, which has secured Senate approval of the fewest treaties in any four-year presidential term since World War II.

The Obama administration has been making the rounds of late claiming that it has secured enough Senate votes to secure Bernanke's confirmation.