Sentence examples similar to administration tracks from inspiring English sources

Black athletes play and leave while many of their white teammates are put on the coaching and administration track.

One issue police forces must contend with is extra administration, tracking and agreed deadlines for evidence that will be sent out to multiple companies.

For instance, some of the measures now being devised by the Obama administration track the size, strength and self-reliance of the Afghan National Army, which the United States has been struggling to train for seven years.

The administration now tracks sick time, he said, and requires departments to explain their usage during weekly performance review sessions.

And the Clinton-Gore administration's track record hasn't been good".

Reduce the amount spent on administration and tracking down fraud and error.

It gives George Bush's administration "fast-track" authority to negotiate complex trade deals, such as the Doha round.

The Tokyo round began in 1973, but Congress did not give the administration fast-track authority until 15 months later.

It is also clear, given this administration's track record, that she was chosen precisely because of the actions she now seeks to distance herself from.

So far, the Bush administration's track record predicting deficits -- the annual difference between the government's revenues and expenditures -- has been poor.

"We remind Secretary Cheney that that is not an especially lofty standard, given the Clinton administration's track record when it comes to money in politics".