Sentence examples for administration standpoint from inspiring English sources

"I don't think, being in Japan, that he or many people had a sense of just how stirred up things were in the U.S., from a regulatory standpoint, from an administration standpoint, from a customer standpoint, from a dealership standpoint," said James E. Lentz, the president of Toyota Motor Sales U.S. A

From the administration's standpoint, the migration agreement has been a rare point of harmony in United States-Cuban relations.

"From our standpoint, his administration has been a very mixed bag," said John Boston, the director of the Prisoners' Rights Project at the Legal Aid Society of New York City.

"From a standpoint of administration, I think he's in a unique position to take his expertise, especially in these tough economic times, to help reduce the bureaucracy in that system and make it a more efficient court operation," said John A. DeFrancisco, the former chairman of the Senate Judiciary Committee.

"The focus that we and our eight colleagues on the Commission brought to the Report is recognition of the issues and trends in election administration judged from the standpoint of voter expectation and the ways those expectations can and should be met".

From the environmental standpoint, the Bush administration is by far the worst in our history.

And AppEngine has been a highly successful product, at least from a press standpoint – the Obama Administration has embraced it along with all things Google.

A couple weeks after President Obama won re-election, I asked whether MSNBC hosts would challenge the administration more from a progressive standpoint than during the campaign.

From the standpoint of the U.S. administration, this was in line with the popular will and the youth revolution.

"Certainly this is a much closer number than we previously had from the administration and from the Senate, so from that standpoint it certainly is encouraging.

Further national security reform beyond what the Abe administration has carried out is, from a legal standpoint, linked to constitutional reform.