The phrase "administration i know" is not correct in written English due to the lowercase "i" which should be capitalized as "I." You can use it in a context where you are expressing familiarity or knowledge about a specific administration or governing body.
Example: "Regarding the new policies, I can confidently say that the administration I know is committed to transparency and accountability."
Alternatives: "the administration I am familiar with" or "the administration I am aware of."
Because my husband's career was in academic administration, I knew campus life and was not intimidated by professors.
"When I first started assembling this administration, I knew we were about to face some of the most difficult years this country has seen in generations," Obama says in the spot.
"When I first started assembling this administration, I knew we were about to face some of the most difficult years this country has seen in generations," Obama says in the radio spot.
Ms. Dubey said she considers the protest a warning for the administration, "While I know that the 'Girlcott' will not make a huge impact on the volume of expenditure, it is a symbolic protest to say that if you don't consider our safety we will not spend our money at your establishment.
We're losing our old phone number, the one we've had since the Ford administration, a number I know as well as my own middle name.
"It was rare to have hiring outside of Nassau throughout the administration, and I knew it because I saw the payroll".
The American people know this about me and my national security team and my administration: Had I known that the enemy was going to use airplanes to kill on that fateful morning, I would have done everything in my power to protect the American people".
John F. Timoney, Miami's last police chief and a deputy police commissioner in New York City during the Giuliani administration, said, "Nobody that I know, and I know lots of people, has ever seen or experienced anything like this".
"I know this administration has been searching for an outstanding commissioner to be able to go in and reform the Department of Buildings," Mr. Miller said.
"I know the administration can behave as if it is legitimate," Professor Radin said, "but that doesn't make it so".
