The phrase "administration in the last" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be intended to refer to the administration of a specific time period, but it needs additional context to be usable.
Example: "The administration in the last year has implemented several new policies."
Alternatives: "the previous administration" or "the last administration".
Even the Bush administration in the last few days has made the link between poverty and the roots of terrorism.
National Issues Lead Final Days of Campaign Across the country, candidates clashed over the war, the economy, ethics and the Bush administration in the last days of the midterm campaign.
Austin Quigley, dean emeritus of Columbia College and the Brander Matthews Professor of Dramatic Literature, made enhancing and institutionalizing the College's commitment to the Core Curriculum a central thrust of his administration in the last half of the 1990s and the first years of the new century, and Lit Hum clearly benefited from this push.
"You have a very good combination of market savvy and also industrial experience, and a level of talent that is equal to any administration in the last couple of decades," said Jeffrey Garten, dean of the Yale School of Management and an under secretary of the Commerce Department in the Clinton administration.
The tech talent is also going the other way, with DJ Patil, a data scientist at Greylock, Jason Goldman, a product lead at Twitter, and Megan Smith, a vice president at Google X, all joining the Obama administration in the last few months.
Hand it to the Bush administration, in the last seven-plus years the U.S. has essentially inflicted a version of the Soviets' "Afghanistan" on itself.
Inevitably, the White House is reported ready to add a platoon of lawyers to defend against the kind of endless harassment the Clinton administration suffered in the last Republican ascendancy.
Although administration officials in the last few days have linked the idea of toppling the Taliban with helping to create a replacement for it, today President Bush said, "We're not into nation building".
Senior Bush foreign policy advisers, including Secretary of State-designate Colin L. Powell and Condoleezza Rice, the national security adviser designate, were briefed by Clinton administration officials in the last several days on the negotiations.
He did not mention Syria today, after it figured prominently in administration addresses in the last few days, but in Washington, Secretary of State Colin L. Powell said he would probably travel to Damascus at some point to "have very candid and straightforward discussions" with President Bashar al-Assad.
The Dark Blues, who have been in administration twice in the last nine years, are replacing a once-mighty giant that could not survive the same process.
