Sentence examples for administration themes from inspiring English sources

Internal Pentagon documents repeatedly refer to the military analysts as "message force multipliers" or "surrogates" who could be counted on to deliver administration "themes and messages" to millions of Americans "in the form of their own opinions".

Internal Pentagon documents showed that Defense Department officials referred to the retired officers as "surrogates" or "message force multipliers" who could be counted on to deliver administration "themes and messages" in the form of their own opinions.

At his U.S. Senate confirmation hearings today, Paulson, President George W. Bush's nominee to become the next treasury secretary, quickly sounded administration themes on taxes, trade and the deficit.

According to the Pentagon's own internal documents (which can be downloaded and viewed from the New York Times website), the military analysts were considered "message force multipliers" or "surrogates" who would deliver administration "themes and messages" to millions of Americans "in the form of their own opinions".

Those are Clinton Administration themes established long before the charges that Mr. Clinton had a sexual relationship with a White House intern then 21 years old, Monica Lewinsky, and later instructed her to lie about it in a sworn deposition.

This has been a Bush administration theme since the war began.

It's early, but the White House's "American Dream" week ― the third in a series of Trump administration theme weeks to promote U.S. products and people ― is off to a rocky start. .

That the governor might gut the corps even as President Obama's new administration evokes themes of public works, national service and overcoming odds galls some youth advocates, who say the program serves as a model for the type of "green collar" jobs promised by the Congressional stimulus package.

The term theme ceased thereafter to identify an army group and described instead the medieval Byzantine unit of local administration, the theme under the authority of the themal commander, the general (stratēgos).

The change in abortion policy quickly diverted attention from the new administration's theme of the week, education, which had been chosen in part for its promise of creating the kind of bipartisan coalitions Mr. Bush may need to push legislation through a Congress narrowly divided along party lines.

Per the U.S. Administration, the theme of the Summit is, "investing in the future by discussing ways to stimulate growth, unlock opportunities and create an enabling environment for the next generation".