The phrase "administration priced" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to the cost associated with administration, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The administration priced the services too high, leading to dissatisfaction among clients."
Alternatives: "administrative costs" or "cost of administration".
The former president of Bankia, Rodrigo Rato, and 32 former members of the failed bank's board are to be investigated on charges of falsifying accounts, dishonest administration, price manipulation and improper appropriation.
Hence our collective idea to relive our youths by attending a Boston/Doobie Brothers concert, two bands whose heyday occurred during the Jimmy Carter presidency, but who still command Obama administration prices ($80 for a bleacher seat at Montrose Beach on Chicago's lakefront).
Some muni experts say the administration's pricing analysis is flawed, and that it overstates any windfall.
Mr. Ghani, the former finance minister, said the plots of land on which the mansions of Sherpur stand were doled out early in the Karzai administration for prices that were a tiny fraction of what they were worth.
Much like Suskind's previous books about the Bush administration, "The Price of Loyalty" and "The One Percent Doctrine," "The Way of the World," though occasionally breathless, is a reportorial feat — particularly when it comes to chronicling the internal machinations of the administration's national security team.
For the first 30 days of his administration, the price lingered around $30plus/barrel.
Almost from the inception of his administration the price of oil ballooned from $33/barrel in February 2009 to over $105/bbl today.
There has been a boom in gas production during Obama's administration, pushing prices down by almost 50percentt from when he took office.
Finally, the future pricing administration should emphasize the relationship between price and quality, as well as the price ratio between off-patent originators and generics.
While the U.S. could easily adopt a tougher line under future administrations, per Price, the Saudi government will for the foreseeable future likely seek fresh ways to flex its muscles ― continuing a trend of failing to learn from foreign policy misses that is worrying experts and investors.
