The phrase "administration in all" is not a standard expression in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in a context where you want to refer to the entirety of an administration or management aspect, but it lacks clarity.
Example: "The new policies will affect the administration in all departments, ensuring consistency across the board."
Alternatives: "overall administration" or "administration as a whole".
The recent changes in administration in all three countries do not entirely change things, he added.
Eric Schultz, a White House spokesman, said the administration "in all instances" took steps to avoid any conflicts of interest.
Will Congress really take on the E.U. and, in effect, the Obama Administration, in all of these matters?
I called Neal Katyal, who recently stepped down as acting Solicitor General, after representing the Obama Administration in all of the health-care cases on the circuit courts.
He added that he was "not surprised that the administration, in all corners and in all areas, is trying to act consistently to undermine the use of coal".
"We expected a very different picture at this stage," said Paul Helmke, president of the Brady Campaign to Prevent Gun Violence, a gun control group that last month issued a report card failing the administration in all seven of the group's major indicators.
We point out the democratic deficit arising from the under-representation of women in decision-making bodies and administrations in all areas of political, economic, social and - not least - professional life.
This animal did consistently exhibit the lowest concentration for all time points when compared to IV administrations in all other animals, which suggests that the IV dosage administered may have been less than the targeted 0.5 mg/kg (calculated as 0.43 mg/kg based on the second weight).
Once the action plan was implemented, we prospectively collected data concerning administration delays in all cases of PCC administration in the emergency department.
Administrations are undone by scandal and moments when they look pathetic, but this administration, guarded in all things, has rarely had those moments.
The House panel wants the surveillance judges to review the specific collection after the fact, something the administration rejects in all but emergency cases.
