The phrase "administration to succeed" is not correct as it lacks context and clarity.
It could be used in a context discussing the goals or objectives of an administration, but it needs additional information to convey a complete thought.
Example: "The new administration aims for effective policies that will lead the country to succeed."
Alternatives: "government to thrive" or "leadership to prosper".
I worked very, very hard for his election, and I want his administration to succeed.
So he gladly left pure administration to succeed Rutherford again, this time as Cavendish Professor of Experimental Physics at Cambridge.
"The Republican leadership has been the principal problem, but they will want a Bush administration to succeed and Colin Powell to succeed".
"We want the administration to succeed and think that many of its policies have already made America safer and more prosperous.
Franklin Raines, who left the Clinton Administration to succeed Johnson as C.E.O., in 1999, collected ninety million dollars in six years, fifty-two mitlion of itieded to earnings-based incentives.
We want the administration to succeed and think that many of its policies have already made America safer and more prosperous". He/she describes a "two-track presidency", where the president's actions - such as his conciliatory attitude toward "autocrats and dictators", including Kim Jong-un and Vladimir Putin - are constrained and redirected by "adults in the room".
Al-Shabaab are opposed to the electoral process, which is to choose a government to succeed the administration of President Hassan Sheikh Mohamud, who was elected by lawmakers four years ago.
In an editorial titled "New Bipartisan Era?," the Washington Post wrote of Nixon, "He knows that if his Administration is to succeed in the sphere of foreign policy he will have to have the coöperation of the Democratic Congress, and especially of the Foreign Relations Committee, where the power to approve treaties and to confirm foreign-relations personnel is centered".
Mr. Simic said that if a new democratic-orientated administration was to succeed, it would have to be supported by the West -- code for easing pressure from the United States and Europe to hand over accused war criminals to the United Nations tribunal in The Hague.
IF a Trump administration is to succeed in creating change - that change needs to address these two concerns: fairness and security.
There are, however, several reasons why the Clinton administration is unlikely to succeed.
