Sentence examples for administration suspect from inspiring English sources

Many people, even those sympathetic to the administration, suspect that this is simply what officials have to say at this point, that they can't give Republicans any excuse to downplay the seriousness of what they're doing.

In fact, some in the Obama administration suspect that Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps or its leading religious leaders are betting that an escalation of the nuclear confrontation might distract attention from the protests that have rocked the government, while unifying the country against outsiders supposedly trying to suppress Iran's rise as a significant power.

Yes, officials concede, they have been overwhelmed by the succession of crises that have hit at once: The rapid disintegration of banks that required more capital injections, an auto industry bailout that many inside the administration suspect may be too late to save General Motors, and the accelerating market downturn.

The Clinton administration suspected that the plant made chemical weapons, but when challenged it could not produce credible evidence.

Under rules established by the Bush Administration, suspected terrorists such as Marri were denied the legal protections traditionally afforded by the Constitution.

The interim government of Prime Minister Gérard Latortue, appointed on March 9 to lead Haiti to national elections, has moved quickly to track down officials in Mr. Aristide's administration suspected of involvement in criminal enterprises.

He clashed with Nixon presidential adviser John Ehrlichman over the treatment of a Jewish scientist, Zalman Shapiro, whom the Nixon administration suspected of leaking nuclear secrets to Israel.

Meanwhile, the Bush administration suspected that Venezuela had offered material support to leftist groups along the Paraguayan-Bolivian border which had in turn raised tensions.

The new report says that as of January 15 , 2016the number of Guantanamo detainees released by the Obama administration suspected of re-engaging has doubled from six to 12 since the last recidivism report was released six months ago.

Henderson says that this is what the Obama administration suspected would happen -- the fever would break, the GOP caucus would move in Boehner's direction, and the "Hastert rule" (which is where Boehner only brings to the floor things that have a majority of his party's support) would fall by the wayside.

This may prove more complicated than the Bush administration suspects.