Sentence examples for administration supplied from inspiring English sources

Still only half over, the Obama administration supplied the big news this week by reversing its earlier decision to accept a court ruling and release photographs depicting torture and abuse in Iraq and Afghanistan.

The Iran-Contra affair began in 1985 when President Reagan's administration supplied weapons to Iran and the Nicaraguan Contras in order to secure the release of American hostages in Lebanon.

In the 1980s, the Reagan administration supplied arms to the right-wing Contra rebel group in Nicaragua under the guise of "humanitarian aid"; In 2014, documents obtained by The Associated Press revealed that USAID health clinics in Cuba had been secretly recruiting anti-Castro opposition to spark unrest and overthrow the Castro regime.

In exchange, Musharraf told me, the Bush Administration "supplied us helicopters with precision weapons and night-operating capability".

However, Mr. Singh, the Shamli district magistrate, insisted that the district administration supplies medicines and raw material to the camp every two to three days, based on the residents' needs.

In his Summary of the Art of War (1838), Jomini defined logistics as "the practical art of moving armies," by which he evidently meant the whole range of functions involved in moving and sustaining military forces planning, administration, supply, billeting and encampments, bridge and road building, even reconnaissance and intelligence insofar as they were related to maneuver off the battlefield.

But there is still a great deal of money to be saved in administration, supply management, diagnosis and in finding ways for doctors to communicate with each other.

His firm Poly Implant Protheses (PIP), which went into administration last year, supplied implants to tens of thousands of women in Europe and South America.

The Obama administration has supplied only a tiny trickle of the lethal defensive weapons that Ukraine needs to defend itself against Russian tanks and thermobaric weapons despite congressional authorization in late 2014.

Its head, Comptroller General David M. Walker, has said he intends to use all legal means to force the administration to supply the information.

An article yesterday about an agreement by the Bush administration to supply nuclear energy assistance to India referred imprecisely to the legal status of the plan.