Sentence examples for administration quite from inspiring English sources

I find the emergence of bureaucratic administration quite interesting.

The debate over stem-cell research has divided the administration quite publicly and quite sharply.

He had torn into the Bush Administration quite often lately, and he knew well the particulars of his indictment.

The administration, quite rightly, has been battling against financing mechanisms that end up creating perpetual entitlements for favored entities without subjecting them to competition or meaningful merit review.

British troops will end their direct combat role in the coming months, but the conflict will continue, not least in the vicious drone war being pursued across the Afghanistan-Pakistan border region by the Obama administration, quite possibly with the aid of British intelligence.

The club going into administration, quite simply, would be the low point in our football club's history, never mind the season.

Drone war was, after all, innovative and, as presented by two administrations, quite miraculous.

And yet the Bush administration seems quite willing to compromise essential civil liberties in the name of security.

As for a "theme," mopping up the mess made by the current administration is quite enough for me.

Has any previous administration been quite this shameless about misrepresenting the actual content of its own economic plan?

But Congress often extends tax provisions that began with a time limit, and the Obama administration seems quite comfortable with the idea of the tax becoming permanent.