The phrase "administration have increased" is not correct in standard written English.
It should be "administration has increased" since "administration" is a singular noun.
Example: "The administration has increased funding for the new program to support student success."
Alternatives: "the administration has raised" or "the administration has boosted".
Besides the commission and the board, the Bloomberg administration has increased the Police Department's Internal Affairs Bureau to a staff of 700.
Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani's office counters that his administration has increased its education payments by $1.9 billion, while the governor's increases have totaled only $1.5 billion.
Last week Franz Fischler, the union's agricultural commissioner, criticized American farm spending, saying the Clinton administration had increased spending to record levels.
The administration has increased spending on schools, highways and scientific research and tried to play a more active role in energy policy and health care.
Mexico's minister of social development, Josefina Vásquez Mota, said that the Fox administration had increased spending on migrant farm worker programs more than on any other of the agency's programs.
With health care legislation headed for debate on the floors of both chambers of Congress, the Obama administration has increased efforts to win support from Republicans away from Capitol Hill, where Republican lawmakers are overwhelmingly opposed to the legislation.
The Trump Administration has increased American military involvement in Somalia to levels not seen since eighteen American soldiers were killed by clan militias in the 1993 clashes depicted in the film "Black Hawk Down".
While not addressing the details of the Topoff 2 drill, Mr. Thompson said the Bush administration had increased its spending on bioterrorism preparedness annually since 2001 and would be spending $4.1 billion on bioterror and public health preparedness in 2005.
