The phrase "administration when it comes" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be intended to introduce a discussion about administration in a specific context, but it needs additional context to be meaningful.
Example: "The administration, when it comes to budget allocation, must prioritize essential services."
Alternatives: "regarding administration" or "in terms of administration".
The interim administration, when it comes, will not be an elected body.
That success has haunted the administration when it comes to the slaughter in Syria.
It can be hard to distinguish between the Bush administration and the Obama administration when it comes to detainee policy.
It is just a tactical pressure on the American administration when it comes to Syria," he said.
"They have already shown that they don't trust this governor or his administration when it comes to taxes".
If Mr. Romney's proposal is sincere, it would place him far to the left of the Obama administration when it comes to educational opportunity.
In the Obama administration, when it came to questions about war and peace in Pakistan, it was what the C.I.A. believed that really counted.
I know when our administration, when it came time to put in bids, threw out our attendance for the year, I have to believe that got the attention of the N.C.A.A".
He told me, "You had Bob Gates, who proved to be an outstanding Secretary of Defense, but obviously was somewhat invested in continuity from the previous Administration, when it came to Afghanistan policy".
Yet it soured along the northern coastline of Vietnam, where he lamented the "dilatory attitude of a red-tape administration" when it came to exploiting the area's coal reserves.Now red tape is again impeding foreign investment in Vietnam's energy sector.
Isikoff told The Huffington Post he encountered the "same scenario" during the George W. Bush administration when it came to controversial national security issues, such as memos outlining concerns about war crimes.
