Sentence examples for administration learning from inspiring English sources

I grew up during the Carter administration learning to conserve energy, so it was automatic for me to suggest that we drive to work together.

Was what the Obama Administration learned about the French Ambassador worth it?

The hospital administration learned of her condition just two weeks ago from another staff member.

Once the administration learns how to inform, it must learn to rally the nation against its fear.

The Bush administration learned this spring what happens when it ignores such rumblings: the United States itself gets boycotted.

And as the administration learned during Vice President Dick Cheney's trip to the Persian Gulf in March, Arab states see Iraq and the Israeli-Palestinian conflict as tightly linked.

The administration learned from the stadium debacle, Mr. Shaw said, and kept Mr. Doctoroff distant afterward from the political relationship-building on other issues, like congestion pricing.

The Bush administration learned that it's easier to land a spy plane in China -- even a crippled one -- than to get it back.

But as the Bush administration learned the hard way in Iraq, poorly devised measurements can become misleading indicators — and can create a false sense of progress.

But as the Clinton administration learned in eight years of energetic but often futile engagement, good intentions are not enough to help resolve Africa's formidable problems.

The Bush administration learned this in the years following 9/11, as the nation grew weary of color-alert systems for terrorist threat assessments.