Sentence examples for administration wide from inspiring English sources
Recent public opinion polls suggest that a worried public is willing to give the administration wide latitude in the pursuit and prosecution of suspected terrorists.
So it is not surprising that recent polls suggest a worried public is willing to cede the Bush administration wide latitude to pursue those suspected of terrorism.
The report recommends disciplinary action against several people in part because Fast and Furious was permitted to go ahead even though there had been deep concerns about a similar operation under the Bush administration, Wide Receiver.
Congress approved a $79 billion bill to pay for the war in Iraq today, sending President Bush even more money than he requested last month but refusing to grant the administration wide latitude to spend it.
The smallest represented people in charge of the hostages, such as guards and wardens; a wider circle included military officers and junior members of the Qaddafi administration; wider still was the circle of senior Libyan officials, including Qaddafi and his family.
The Chinese version of a document he had signed the year before had given Jun Li, the center's deputy director for administration, wide-ranging authority to spend Leonhardt's funding on equipment whenever he was away from Guangzhou.
Supplier Connection is part of a larger Obama administration-wide effort called the American Supplier Initiative.
"This is an administration-wide effort; the president is taking it very seriously.
The budget office also announced, "Consistent with administration-wide efforts to reduce spending, complementary printed copies of the federal budget will not be provided to the media".
"This pattern of deception, administration-wide, is starting to become concerning," Representative Mike Rogers, Republican of Michigan, said on "Meet the Press".
People who have accounts on the enrolment website for President Barack Obama's signature healthcare law are being told to change their passwords following an administration-wide review of the government's vulnerability to the confounding Heartbleed internet security flaw.
