Sentence examples for administrations employed from inspiring English sources

The sector has been seen as notoriously bloated since it expanded in the 1970s and 1980s as successive administrations employed their own people, our correspondent adds.

The in vivo biodistribution was evaluated, after a single or multiple oral administrations, employing the Odyssey Imaging System (Li-Cor Biosciences) that allows the specific distribution and clearance of the infrared dye-labeled nanoparticles to be tracked in live animals over time.

The Castelo Branco administration employed emergency powers to contain inflation and revive the flagging economy.

Politics during the first year of the Trump administration employed the art of conflict, not compromise, for both domestic and international affairs.

Mr. Giuliani, chipper after a quick weekend trip to Tampa, Fla., for the Super Bowl, had an unapologetic response yesterday, brashly exposing a venerable City Hall budgeting tactic that his administration employed once again this year, one that his critics reluctantly admitted is frustratingly successful.

But there is already a good deal to suggest that the administration employed strategies to mould the intelligence to its purpose.Certain statements, by Mr Cheney in particular, tempt the thought that sometimes the administration could not even be bothered with this formality.

Mr. Obama's administration employed the program at the height of the migration crisis as well, although it generally did not treat first-time border crossers as priorities for prosecution, and it detained families together in Immigration and Customs Enforcement custody — administrative, rather than criminal, detention.

Mr. Bloomberg is not an entirely natural fit for the Democratic Party of 2016: Though he has been an energetic advocate on issues related to guns, immigration and climate change, he has also been a vocal ally of the financial services industry and has defended the strict policing tactics his administration employed in New York.

The company, before it went into administration, employed some 310 people.

However, an alternative explanation is that the difference had to do with the different routes of administration employed (i.e., oral vs. i.p).

Given Armstrong's concerns, the administration employed general counsel J. Patrick Abell to file a friendly test case to determine the constitutionality of the incentive package.