The phrase "administration prosecutions" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to legal actions taken by an administrative body or government agency against individuals or organizations.
Example: "The administration prosecutions were aimed at enforcing compliance with environmental regulations."
Alternatives: "government prosecutions" or "regulatory prosecutions".
If the media demands for prosecution of the elite banking frauds expand there is a chance to create a bipartisan coalition in Congress and the administration supporting prosecutions.
It was soon clear to Holder that he might have to launch an investigation to determine whether crimes were committed under the Bush administration and prosecutions warranted.
Today, Ellsberg is one of the most outspoken critics of the Obama administration's prosecution of leakers.
A former federal terrorism prosecutor, Andrew C. McCarthy, now an outspoken Obama detractor, said he had disagreed with some of the Bush administration's prosecution decisions.
Faculty members say he should not have been offered the post because of his role in the Bush administration's prosecution of the Iraq war.
On the other, he consistently disagreed with the administration's prosecution of the war in general and with the judgment of defense Secretary Rumsfeld in particular.
Lately we journalists have been agitated, justifiably, by the Obama administration's prosecution of leakers and spying on the reporters and news organizations who set up or sop up those leaks.
He made his announcement flanked by Vice President Mike Pence and Kirstjen Nielsen, the secretary of homeland security, and vowed not to relent in his administration's prosecution of people trying to enter the country illegally.
The move came after the Bush administration consolidated prosecution of terrorism cases in Washington, over Ms. White's objections, although she indicated yesterday that she had already made the decision to step down before that change.
Reading this book, one can't help contrasting the quiet vigilance of the department's counterterror unit with the fear-mongering and, well, flagrant lawbreaking that has characterized the Bush administration's prosecution of the war on terror.
