The phrase "administration the idea" is not correct and does not make sense in written English.
It appears to be a fragment and lacks clarity, making it unusable without additional context.
Example: "The administration the idea of implementing new policies was met with mixed reactions."
Alternatives: "management of the concept" or "governance of the notion".
And we all know who gave the administration the idea for Obamacare.
Towards the end of his analysis of post-war premierships, Peter Hennessy quotes a senior Whitehall figure as saying (about the Blair administration): "The idea that the prime minister is primus inter pares is wrong.
After she graduated, she made for New York and took a one-month course at New York University in arts administration, the idea of founding a theater already on her mind.
Well before the end of the Eisenhower administration, the idea of "rollback" was abandoned; covert operations in the third world -- in Iran and Guatemala and, under Kennedy, against Cuba -- were becoming the preferred tools of American policy makers.
Through a program called the Economic Security Project (ESP), endorsed by such high profile figures as Chris Hughes, co-founder of Facebook, and Robert Reich, former Secretary of Labor in the first Clinton administration, the idea is being touted as a possible solution to the challenge of joblessness in the burgeoning era of redundancy of human labor.
The Reagan administration floated the idea in 1986, and the Clinton administration created a commission to study it.
"It's exactly what everybody was complaining about in the Clinton administration -- the idea that your public office is being sold to contributors," said Mr. Noble, now executive director of the Center for Responsive Politics, a research group.
The Obama administration loves the idea.
But the Clinton administration rejects the idea of any new taxes on the Net.
The Bush administration liked the idea in theory and had some big, if piecemeal, successes.
The Obama administration dismissed the idea that Iran had the capacity to enrich uranium to weapons grade.
