The phrase "administration think it" is not correct in written English.
It appears to be missing a subject or a verb form, making it unclear and incomplete.
Example: "The administration thinks it is important to address the issue."
Alternatives: "the administration believes it" or "the administration considers it".
Their discovery followed Mr Cardoso's decision to open up the oil industry to competition and subject Petrobras to market discipline (though the company continues to be controlled by the government, a majority of its shares are publicly traded).Since Lula's administration thinks it clear that there is much more oil to be found, it wants to change the rules governing the industry.
The administration thinks it bought time, to get past the economic crisis and its reelection, and it will have a much stronger position from which to veto any extension of the upper-bracket tax cuts.
Still, the administration thought it could reach a broader deal in Congress.
Who do Republicans believe the administration thinks it is killing when it approves drone strikes in Pakistan and Yemen?
So the administration thought it needed to offer nothing more than a nudge to get the parties interested.
Now the administration thinks it can sit down with these energetic sponsors of terror and calmly discuss how to calm the mayhem in Iraq?
The Obama administration thought it had a smart way to publicize the benefits of health care reform: get some professional athletes to help spread the word.
Second, the prospective return on investments will be buoyed by "promising technological developments".The administration thinks it can intensify the second force by funding more basic research.
New Look was considered inexpensive because the Eisenhower administration thought it could deter all forms of aggression by the Soviet Union and China without maintaining large conventional military forces.
