Sentence examples for administration under which from inspiring English sources
The result is a growing politicisation of public administration under which civil servants are loth to show any initiative unless authorised by ministers.
Congress, in theory, operated under "pay-as-you-go" rules in the last years of the Clinton administration, under which any spending growth above the rate of inflation was supposed to be offset by budget cuts or tax increases.
Likewise, in 2003, Iranian supreme leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei approved an intended grand bargain with the US – rebuffed by the Bush administration – under which Iran would have recognised a two-state solution to the Israeli-Palestinian issue.
In May they struck a deal with the administration under which the FTAs would have to include clauses to strengthen labour rights and the environment (see article), while slightly loosening intellectual-property protection (giving more flexibility for generic medicines).
51850s land deal during the Pierce administration under which the United States bought a region of what is today southern Arizona and New Mexico from Mexico 6The Mexican leader Santa Anna introduced Thomas Adams, chewing gum inventor, to chicle (chewing gum's main ingredient) while in exile on Staten Island in the mid-1800s.
The other high-street names are more closely involved in advising on practical measures to cut last year's 700,000 tonnes of CO2 emissions, often continuing work started by the previous Labour administration, under which DECC and five other departments plus 10 Downing Street had already signed the 10 10 pledge to cut emissions 10% in 2010.
102 For a drug intervention, information would include the drug name, dose, method of administration (such as oral, intravenous), timing and duration of administration, conditions under which interventions are withheld, and titration regimen if applicable.
But they did not temper their skepticism of the central details of the administration's plan, under which the government would pay at least 80percentt of the claims from the first dollar of losses in 2002.
Steve Webb, the pensions minister, has told the Observer that further moves are necessary and the coalition government will rip up the former administration's timetable, under which the pension age was to be increased to 67 in 2036 and 68 by 2046.
The women I worked with at the South Texas Family Residential Center in Dilley had been separated from their children for up to two and a half months because of a policy instituted by the Trump administration in April 2018, under which families were targeted for detention and separation in an attempt to dissuade others from embarking on similar journeys.
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