The phrase "administration person" is not commonly used in written English and may sound awkward.
It could be used to refer to someone who works in an administrative capacity, but it is better to use more standard terminology.
Example: "The administration person was responsible for organizing the office files and scheduling meetings."
Alternatives: "administrative assistant" or "administrative staff member".
Aside from members of the Bush administration, the person who comes off worst in this report is L. Paul Bremer III, the managing director of Henry Kissinger Associates, who was quickly named presidential envoy.
The Turkish leader refused to meet with Bolton, who returned early to Washington, and told others that he does not believe the U.S. national security adviser speaks for the Trump administration, a person familiar with his comments said.
Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr., who served nearly four decades in the Senate and acts as the administration point person for dealing with the Senate Republican leader, Mitch McConnell of Kentucky, was not in touch with Mr. McConnell on Thursday, aides to both men said; Mr. McConnell made clear to Mr. Biden in a conversation on Wednesday that he would not talk until after the House vote.
While Rubashkin's case did not come through the pardon office and was not vetted by the pardon attorney, it came with analysis from lawyers inside and outside the administration, this person said, and was closely considered for at least three months.
Where is the Captain Kirk of the Obama Administration, the person who will strong-arm Republicans into coming to the table and who never met a fight he didn't like?
In this Des Moines, Iowa, address, Lindbergh made a fateful reference to an unholy triad of forces he asserted were dragging America into war: "The three most important groups who have been pressing this country toward war are the British, the Jewish and the Roosevelt administration". "No person with a sense of the dignity of mankind can condone the persecution of the Jewish race in Germany.
I'm not sure how those names stack up where SCOTUS qualifications are concerned, but that has the makings of a good Oceans 14. Alex Lazar says the ideal choice already works for the Obama administration: "The person I think would be a perfect nominee is Obama's general counsel to the Office of Budget and Management, Preeta Bansal.
Before intravenous administration, this person has to ensure that blinding is done properly and the patients and study personnel cannot detect the color of the infusion.
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