Sentence examples for administration stole from inspiring English sources

In one particularly shocking passage, Woodward wrote that chief economic adviser Gary Cohn and White House staff secretary Rob Porter, before their ousters from the administration, stole documents off Trump's desk in the Oval Office so he couldn't sign them.

For instance, he wrote that Chief Economic Adviser Gary Cohn and White House staff secretary Rob Porter, before their ousters from the administration, stole documents off Trump's desk in the Oval Office so he couldn't sign them.

"These are examples of the Trump administration stealing defeat from the jaws of victory," he said.

The new charges are related to accusations that Mrs. Arroyo and members of her administration repeatedly stole money from the national lottery between 2008 and 2010.

At the budget meeting on Thursday, Labour group councillors voted against their own amendment - along with Conservative councillors - after accusing the SNP minority administration of "stealing" their alternative budget.

The visit is widely viewed as a way for Obama's administration to steal some of the spotlight from the Republican primary and remind voters of the policy differences between Democrats and Republicans.

Although such an attack may provide unlimited access to a cloud infrastructure (e.g., leaked or stolen administration passwords) one may consider that an attacker will in general be more successful in obtaining illegitimate access into a single application and its VMs rather than the whole infrastructure.

She sneaks into the pool to spy on Ben as he tries out for the swim team, she rewrites one of his term papers before turning it in for him in hopes of raising his grade, and she even uses her work-study position at the school's administration office to steal his file and read his college application essay.

Dozens of American communists penetrated the administration, some at the highest levels, and stole scientific and political secrets, including information on the atomic bomb.

The Banda administration vigorously denies that charge, and says it will prosecute officials who stole $2 million from the Ministry of Health.

The Georgia Tech administration's position on stealing the 'T' from Tech Tower has varied over the years.