The phrase "administration think of" is not correct in standard written English.
It seems to be missing a subject or a preposition to clarify the meaning.
Example: "The administration should think of new strategies to improve efficiency."
Alternatives: "the administration considers" or "the administration reflects on".
Thus the early years of the Clinton Administration (think of the unsuccessful health-care-reform plan) were devoted to clients and the later years (think of the elimination of Aid to Families with Dependent Children) to the public interest.
Unger draws a line from the policies of Roosevelt and Truman straight to the worst abuses of the George W. Bush administration — think of Iraq, enemy combatants, torture and illegal wiretaps — with only a few zigzags in the 1970s and '80s, when Congress temporarily pushed back against presidential overreach.
It goes to show what this present administration thinks of our soldiers".
"It wasn't in any way a reflection of what the administration thought of transit villages and the benefits associated with them," Mr. Dee said.
The Clinton administration thought of building the antimissile system at Grand Forks, N.D., where an exception written into the 1972 Antiballistic Missile Treaty allows a U.S. installation.
Unfortunately, the bipartisan congressional majorities that passed the JOBS Act, with the support of the Obama administration, think differently.
Like the rest of the world, the US administration can think of a thousand reasons why a war in East Asia would be disastrously self-defeating for all concerned, starting with the negative impact on international trade, finance and American debt.
Few in the administration can think of a Democrat with whom he might feel comfortable, or who would be willing to take the job, unless it were Senator Zell Miller, a former Georgia governor who has endorsed Mr. Bush for re-election.
Infrastructure is likely to play a prominent role in President Trump's agenda, and we urge the Administration to think of the biomedical innovation infrastructure in the same category as bridges and roads.
The next time your advisers suggest you hold up someone like Warren, who would tell those children they are innately sinful and that God is going to send them to Hell, as a spiritual symbol of your administration, please think of those frightened gay kids Sasha and Malia's ages.
Luis Miranda, the White House's Hispanic Affairs spokesman, told Puerto Rico's El Nuevo Día on Monday that the Obama administration thinks a majority of Puerto Ricans voted for statehood.
