Sentence examples for administration narrative from inspiring English sources

Lugar's endorsement helps complete the administration narrative that this is a choice with bipartisan support.

When Mr. Unger sticks to the facts (often facts initially unearthed by other reporters) and focuses less on the personal lives of his subjects and more on policy making in the Bush administration, his narrative skills enable him to do a fluent job of putting the available jigsaw puzzle pieces together.

"The administration's narrative doesn't match reality.

How can we use language to create a story that runs parallel to, or perhaps on a collision course with, the administration's narrative without legitimizing it?

Cable news networks churned with accusations that the president and/or those around him had rejected early warnings about the rise of Islamic State (also called ISIS or ISIL) because they did not fit "the administration's narrative" regarding foreign policy.

It also assumes that, if the process breaks down due to a U.S.-induced impasse over terms for a new Security Council resolution, the rest of the world will buy the Obama administration's narrative that this is Iran and Russia's fault.

Ross's presence during the Saudi leg of Trump's first overseas trip as president was important to the administration's narrative of developing closer ties that would help both nations' economies.

The idea is for them to touch the wall and hear stories of migrants who've attempted to cross the border; in doing so, they can be disabused of the Trump administration's narrative that those seeking asylum in the US are rapists and criminals.

NEW YORK -- NBC News has walked back its Monday report that a Pakistani intelligence officer provided the CIA with Osama bin Laden's whereabouts a year before the U.S. raid in May 2011, a claim that ran counter to the Obama administration's narrative of events but supported a key detail in an explosive new story by investigative reporter Seymour Hersh.

Widespread acceptance of the Obama administration's contrived narrative of what is happening in the Middle East, of American actions, and of its dealings with supposedly allies who work at cross-purposes to America's declared aims speaks to an abdication of intellectual responsibility and a betrayal of their pledge to serve by telling truth to power.

The Obama administration needs a stronger narrative.