The phrase "administration to connect" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be intended to refer to a process or action related to connecting within an administrative context, but it needs more context to be usable.
Example: "The administration to connect the new systems was completed last week."
Alternatives: "management to link" or "administrative process to establish".
To the Editor: Re "A Silicon Valley School That Doesn't Compute" (front page, Oct. 23), about employees of high-technology companies who send their children to a Waldorf school that is pointedly low-tech: From 1993 to 1997 I was the chief domestic policy adviser to Vice President Al Gore, and oversaw the Clinton administration's program to connect classrooms to the Internet.
Re "A Silicon Valley School That Doesn't Compute" (front page, Oct. 23), about employees of high-technology companies who send their children to a Waldorf school that is pointedly low-tech: From 1993 to 1997 I was the chief domestic policy adviser to Vice President Al Gore, and oversaw the Clinton administration's program to connect classrooms to the Internet.
Business Link, which was set up by the Giuliani administration in 1995 to connect companies in need of workers with welfare recipients in need of jobs, came under criticism earlier this year for recruiting public assistance recipients as telephone psychics for the Psychic Network.
This administration has lost its ability to connect and communicate with the American people.
It seems that Bush administration officials want everyone else to connect the dots instead of doing that themselves.
I think it's critical for mayors and for the president's administration to look for ways to connect them with opportunities.
Capitalizing off these statistics, Vostok, a private blockchain platform specifically designed for large enterprises and public institutions, has created its own digital infrastructure to connect public administration services.
Instead, he used traditional references to connect his new administration with the nation's history in a speech that was understated deliberately, according to rhetoric expert James Mackin.
"If you went online today, you could see these accounts — either bots or actual personas somewhere — that are trying to connect with the administration," Watts said in the NPR interview Monday.
