The phrase "administration principals" is not correct in written English.
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"Warrick said he had gotten the Administration principals" — senior officials of the State Department, the Pentagon, and the National Security Council — "to agree".
"Warrick said he had gotten the Administration principals"—senior officials of the State Department, the Pentagon, and the National Security Council—"to agree". The N.G.O.s "were fighting a rearguard action to get this election straight," and emphasized at meetings that "the idea of picking favorites never works," he said.
That just won't stand with us in Ohio, where the relative career footing of obscure Carter-administration principals is our most paramount, statewide concern.
Of this, Jersey City spent about $17 million on school administration -- principals, assistant principals and clerks at school sites.
On Day 17 of the new administration, the "principals" met to discuss... Iraq.
The shift echoes one of the central philosophies of the administration, giving principals more responsibility and control over their schools.
However, a large number of school administration, including principals are not clear on the alignment of WASH programme with the Five-Year Plans. Five-Year Plans
Srinivasan, who is forty-six years old, is currently the Obama Administration's principal deputy solicitor general.
Mr. Powell is also known as the administration's principal advocate for seeking United Nations support before military force is used.
If JobsOhio is the administration's principal negotiator with the corporate world, then Kasich sees himself as its closer.
During the Obama administration, the principal enforcer of that doctrine among Republicans is the anti-tax crusader Grover Norquist.
