Sentence examples for administration steering from inspiring English sources

The Pataki administration, steering clear of a potential lawsuit, has decided to extend a new state-subsidized health insurance program for the working poor to all legal immigrants.

The conference, sponsored by the left-leaning American Prospect magazine, the Center for American Progress and the Century Foundation, drew some Democratic heavyweights who emerged from their exile in think tanks, high finance and academia, to criticize the Bush administration for steering the nation greviously off course.

Progressives, still hopeful the speeches and policies will coincide, appear stymied at the administration's steering of mostly the same course.

The Obama administration's policy of steering away from detaining illegal immigrants who have not been convicted of crimes has been strongly criticized by Republicans in Congress and by some immigration agents, who say ICE is failing to enforce the law and creating a de facto amnesty.

Mr. Suozzi credited Mr. Gianelli with his administration's successful efforts at steering the county out of fiscal disaster.

He will graduate from team player to team captain, steering the new administration's economic policies and its plan to rescue the financial system.

We believe that the brief rule under ousted President Mohamed Morsi as covered by the Western media revealed their role in steering the Obama administration towards characterization of Egypt's tumult as a military coup, even as live international satellite television broadcast something very different.

Bijan Khajehpour, a managing partner at Atieh International, who has been advising companies on entering markets in Iran, says the administration of Hassan Rouhani has already been steering the economy towards growth thanks to good financial advisers.

And while carefully steering clear of the Bush administration's foreign policy record, he accuses the president of botched, inconsistent handling of the tumultuous Arab Spring.

Since their first appearance at a climate summit in 2009, the Obama administration's negotiating team has played a major role in steering the process away from a legally binding treaty and toward something that is "politically binding" instead.

Under a policy started in June 2011, administration officials have sought to focus their enforcement efforts on deporting criminal convicts, while steering away from  illegal immigrants arrested in minor offenses like traffic violations.