The phrase "administration which would be" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a hypothetical or potential administration in a formal context, such as politics or organizational management.
Example: "The administration which would be formed after the elections is expected to focus on economic reform."
Alternatives: "administration that might be" or "administration that could be".
If a clear winner does emerge on Friday morning, investors in the traditionally Conservative Square Mile may initially react most negatively to the prospect of a Labour-led administration, which would be elected on a promise of taking on vested interests and increasing the tax burden on the wealthy.
Mr. Clinton said he had made the decision after evaluating last-minute talks with the secretive North Korean government, and not because of any pressure from the incoming Bush administration, which would be left with the task of putting the deal into effect.
Fundamentally, I look for much more oversight and regulation under an Obama administration, which would be a clear negative for this industry.
There is a suggestion that patients should undergo a preanaesthetic evaluation by questionnaire administration which would be scrutinized by staff in the clinic who will then decide if the patient needs to be further evaluated by an anaesthetist [ 19].
But Bacon had had in mind a vast encyclopaedia of all the known sciences, requiring many collaborators, the organization and administration of which would be coordinated by a papal institute.
The arbitration system needs an arbitrary referral process, the administration of which would be subsidized by an annual fee from the volume users so that arbitrators get randomly assigned by a computer.
In a huge step towards imposing an international protectorate on Kosovo, they also called for an "interim administration" of the province which would be appointed by the United Nations.The gradual but not total convergence of Russian and western views on Kosovo is potentially a much greater threat to Mr Milosevic than NATO's continuing bombardment.
The Roosevelt Administration feared that the United States, which would be the largest financial contributor to the new bank, would have unlimited liability, and it also believed, probably correctly, that Keynes's idea would be a non-starter in Congress.
The Democrats said that the refusal of the Republicans on the bipartisan committee to agree to allow tax cuts first passed during the Bush administration to expire at the end of 2012 — which would be one way to raise new revenue, to match spending cuts the Democrats have agreed to accept — was to blame.
He said the Council would consider the administration's suggestions for improving the bill, which would be voted on "definitely before the end of the year".
City Council members said they had been getting feelers from the Bloomberg administration about a possible property tax increase, which would be the only tax that the city could raise without Albany's permission.
