Sentence examples for administration i do from inspiring English sources
While it is a relief to see an intelligent conservative finally point a finger at the Bush administration, I do feel that Islamic extremists are part of the problem, too.
Olasky suggests coinage by Vernon Jordan, then head of the National Urban League, who said on July 22 , 1981 in criticism of the Reagan administration, "I do challenge its failure to exhibit a compassionate conservatism".
Ross wrote that: "As a member of the civil nuclear energy programme of the United Kingdom I have for several years assured my critics that civil nuclear energy is distinct from military nuclear energy... if at this juncture the UK were to sell plutonium to the Reagan administration, I do not rationally think it could be maintained that we, the UK, have distinguished civil use from military use".
He added that if they could not "clean house in this vile, evil, America-hating administration, I don't even know what you're made out of".
The administration, I don't think, has ever been part of any of the stories which are around Fifa, including all the commercial agreements we have signed from 2007 to 2015".
"There has never been an administration, I don't believe in our history, more intent upon consolidating and abusing power to further their own agenda," Mrs. Clinton told the gathering.
"Given the nature of economic cycles and, really, the focus of the new administration, I did expect and still do expect that the sector will improve considerably over the long term".
IN fairness to the Bush administration, I did not expect that we would discover no meaningful activity in rebuilding Iraq's weapons of mass destruction and no Iraqi ties to Al Qaeda.
"I would never let the club go into administration; I did not come here to do that.
Sales, design, customer relations, human resources, administration -- I do all of that.
"I think what it needs is a combination of a coordinated effort between the Fed and the administration, and I don't think that is going to happen".
