The phrase "administration should show" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the responsibilities or actions expected from an administration in a specific context.
Example: "The administration should show transparency in its decision-making processes to build trust with the community."
Alternatives: "the administration ought to demonstrate" or "the administration needs to exhibit".
The administration should show similar resolve on education.
His son's administration should show similar vigour elsewhere.Greater international co-operation over price-fixing investigations would also help.
In particular, he has said that the administration should show more understanding of the Palestinian position and be more outspoken against actions by the Sharon government.
The Obama administration should show the pictures to members of Congress in a "special, secured room" instead of releasing them publicly, Blumenthal urged in a memo dated May 5, 2011.
"The Obama administration should show some leadership and remove U.S. land-based missiles from hair-trigger alert status," says Wright, whose organization recently launched a campaign to raise public awareness of the issue.
The Obama administration should show its sincere commitment to peacefully resolve this issue, including a concrete offer to take part in the peace process, provided that there is a mutual interest.
But he added that to establish the foundation for long-term economic growth, the administration feels that the government should show leadership in exploring "how to tie basic research to the practical research of industry".
The inspector general — who also questioned awards to four airports in Delaware, Missouri, Ohio and Washington that did not provide commercial passenger service and had limited flight operations — recommended that the aviation administration should either show that the projects had economic merit or consider withdrawing the grants.
The Trump administration says these immigrants should show up at a port of entry along the U.S.-Mexico border and wait their turn to seek asylum.
Trump administration officials say immigrants should show up at a port of entry to request asylum if they want to avoid prosecution, but there's usually a big crowd and people often get turned away at these entry points, according to reporting from Texas Monthly.
The arbitrary way the Trump administration decided to end refueling should show senators it's important to codify the no-refueling policy, Gould argued, lest President Donald Trump restart it.
