Sentence examples for administration to contend with from inspiring English sources

This year's Conference of the Parties, the twenty-third such gathering, is taking place in Bonn, and in addition to the usual impediments to progress — mistrust, inequality, bad faith — there's now the Trump Administration to contend with.

In Kosrae and Yap, the Japanese administration had to contend with considerable resistance from the islanders to accept Japanese political and cultural influences.

But in formulating a policy toward Colombia, the Bush administration will have to contend with a series of new problems that have arisen since the Clinton administration won support for its antidrug program here.

However, the Obama administration is having to contend with US law which forbids direct assistance to Mali's military government because it overthrew an elected administration.

When Warner was determined to challenge the Republican administration, he had to contend with his right flank inside the Senate.

Beame was successful in his second campaign for mayor, though the outgoing administration left him to contend with severe financial problems.

For weeks, the administration has had to contend with whispers from Korea experts that somehow its diplomats were duped, or that the Americans did not issue a clear enough warning to the North Koreans that a launching would be unacceptable — a narrative that the North Koreans have helped to propagate.

Krugman points out that the reason the Obama administration is preparing to contend with Romney is because every other candidate is really pretty easy to defeat.

The current administration has had to contend with the fallout from this damage, and there is no easy answer in sight.

This system that unintentionally delivers fecal coliforms into drinking water is a high-contrast example of the challenges facing a new multibillion-dollar effort to clean up the world's most populous river basin and of the kind of slack public administration that Indians have to contend with every day.

They argue that the Obama administration has more urgent problems to contend with.