Sentence examples for administration thought of from inspiring English sources

"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.

Indeed, what do the national security professionals inside Trump's own administration think of that question?

It goes to show what this present administration thinks of our soldiers".

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.

'A lot of good things have happened," Stewart said — including better voting machines, modernized registration systems, and an increase in the professionalization of election administration". Think of the last time you tried to talk to someone about social, environment, or political issues where you didn't already agree.

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.

The Koch administration thought highly of his work there and asked him to apply similar management techniques to the Grand Central area in the mid-1980's.

Where it was hot, sunny, stuck behind a minefield and, the Bush administration thought, against all reason, out of reach of American law, out of reach of the Geneva Conventions.

Iraq has shown that the exercise of American power is harder than the administration thought; but the exercise of power is still what matters most to Mr Bush.

It's as if the administration thought that the outpouring of hatred from the general election ravings of Sarah Palin was the end, not the beginning.