The phrase "administration reasons" is not commonly used in written English and may sound awkward.
It could be used in contexts where one is referring to reasons related to administrative decisions or policies.
Example: "The project was delayed for administration reasons that were not disclosed to the team."
Alternatives: "administrative purposes" or "administrative factors".
As China and other non-Western powers rise, his administration reasons, it is in the interest of America to create a set of rules that they will follow.
Why? Because, the administration reasons, the planet's temperature is already set to rise by 7 degrees Fahrenheit by the end of the century — so a little bit more warming will hardly matter.
Since the Arab League supports the Palestinian Authority with hundreds of millions of dollars in subsidies each year, the administration reasons that the leverage of funding might persuade the Palestinians to renounce attacks on Israeli civilians for the good of progress toward a Palestinian state.
But asked about the move after the draw at Southampton, manager Sam Allardyce said: "That's not going to happen due to administration reasons".
He's done three days training and it obviously wasn't as good as we thought it was". On the potential signing of Lassana Diarra signing: "That's not going to happen because of administration reasons, which is a real shame.
But asked about the move after the draw at Southampton, manager Sam Allardyce said: "That's not going to happen due to administration reasons". Allardyce blamed "Fifa regulations" for the collapse but said a deal could be possible at the end of the season.
In the early 2000s, such treatment was routine: The Bush administration reasoned that, after 9/11, anyone who objected to torture was hopelessly naïve.
But her appointment can only last a year, and her elevation has given the administration reason to make haste with their final pick.
Perhaps the Nixon administration reasoned that Hoffa, with years of experience under his belt as president of the International Brotherhood of Teamsters, would prove a hard-nosed negotiator.
By classifying terrorism as an act of war, rather than as a crime, the Bush Administration reasoned that it was no longer bound by legal constraints requiring the government to give suspected terrorists due process.
(Providing that coverage, the Obama administration reasoned, would end up saving the insurance companies money since contraception is cheaper to cover than pregnancy and childbirth).The Little Sisters did not feel comfortable with this arrangement, however, and in effect requested an exemption from the terms of the exemption.
