Sentence examples for administration to live from inspiring English sources

"It's become abundantly clear that there is no longer any movement on the part of the Obama administration to live up to its responsibilities to investigate these cases when the evidence just keeps piling up.

As inertia continues to characterise the Middle East peace process and outreach to Iran and Syria, the Blackwater case casts more doubt on the ability of the Obama administration to live up to the rhetoric the president outlined in Cairo when he spoke of mutual "principles of justice and progress; tolerance and the dignity of all human beings".

In a report last month, the American Association for the Advancement of Science said the Bush administration, to live up to its pledge to halve the nation's budget deficit in the next five years, would cut research financing at 21 of 24 federal agencies -- all those that do or finance science except those involved in space and national and domestic security.

And the for-profit hospitals' chief lobbyist, Chip Kahn, is confident he can trust the Obama administration to live up to this deal.

In a letter to Secretary Timothy Geithner, the New Jersey Democrat urges the administration to live by a clear standard that any company that needed rescue by TARP or bailout funds be prohibited from using that money on financial bonuses.

Rather, the decision points up both a serious flaw in the law and the blatant failure of the Obama administration to live up to its promise of an open government.

The other is if the Notre Dame administration opts to live up to its self-image of what is good and right about college football and refuses a bid to one of the B.C.S. bowls.

New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio has made affordable housing a priority of his administration but to live up to the progressive ideals of his campaign, he needs to make real affordability the focus of his housing agenda and the future of our city.

At the same time, the Bush administration intends to give more support to Iraqi opposition groups.On Israel, the administration is willing to live with the current level of instability, gambling that it will not get worse.

A string of recent incidents suggests that this Administration will struggle to live up to Woodson's aspirations.

Mr. Sachs is right to fault the Bush administration for failing to live up to global agreements to increase aid to 0.7percentt of G.D.P.