Sentence examples for administration which makes from inspiring English sources

One factor, says CARE's Ms Byrkit, is the social conservatism of the Bush administration, which makes it hard for those receiving American funding (for HIV/AIDS, for example) even to work with charities providing abortion counselling.

The administration, which makes no effort to disguise its disdain for government insurance programs, imposed new, excessively stringent requirements last month that not only guaranteed New York's denial but will make it nearly impossible for any state to expand coverage.

This is the Democrat administration which makes things more difficult to address.

The rules also have their origins in the Obama administration, which makes them burn partisan politicians at the touch.

But DeMarco, a civil servant, lacks the backing of the Obama administration, which makes the job more difficult, Lockhart said.

Helsinki actively promotes the use of open data, and is big on transparency in city administration, which makes it great for data journalism.

His iron-fisted administration, which made use of propaganda and a secret police force, pursued the interests of Rosas and his fellow Buenos Aires ranchers; still, caudillos from other provinces repeatedly tried to oust this violent leader.

After a crackdown on clubs by the Giuliani administration, which made it nearly impossible to get the cabaret licenses required for dancing, night crawlers retreated to small lounges catering to a privileged few.

The Obama administration, which made $5 billion available to guarantee receivables that G.M. and Chrysler owed suppliers this year, last month rejected a request by suppliers for up to $10 billion in additional loans.

That sounds a lot, but in fact it will make up only a tenth of the overall retrenchment of 6.3% of GDP.That means there will have to be deep cuts in spending on the main public services and administration, which make up over half of overall public expenditure.

Videgaray was once seen as a star in Peña Nieto's administration, which made a series of structural reforms in areas such as energy, education and the taxation system, while the foreign financial press ran effusive stories on his political skills and PhD from MIT.