Sentence examples for administrations experts from inspiring English sources

took office it was announced that he would be one of the new administrations experts on Latin America.

The establishments of multi-disciplinary working groups, in which representatives from different ministries and administrations, experts, local authorities, professionals and even local and national environmental groups were invited to participate, illustrate that it was not sufficient anymore to only involve politicians and scientists to deal with this type of complex problems.

This is the last chance to get a deal during the Bush administration, experts say.

Mr. Paladino envisions deploying teams of engineers and public administration experts to root out duplication and fraud in state agencies.

If the government decided to require airplanes to fly under instrument rules, that would overwhelm the aviation administration, experts said.

In recent years, the security of bomb materials in Russia has been improved markedly by joint Russian-American efforts, administration experts say.

The Kremlin's top adviser on Chechnya, he met with the national security adviser, Condoleezza Rice, and other Bush administration experts, as well as with private analysts and journalists.

During negotiations with a team of Clinton administration experts last November, the Chinese agreed to limit missile exports that were in violation of the Missile Technology Control Regime.

Some administration experts have also experimented with projections of future energy production and use to see how they would affect climate change.

The plan, which Gore advisers denied was timed to offset Mr. Bush's proposal today to overhaul Medicare, was drafted for months with help from Clinton administration experts like Robert E. Rubin, former treasury secretary; Laura D. Tyson, former chairwoman of the Council of Economic Advisers; and Gene Sperling, President Clinton's top economic adviser.

Bob Bauer, who served as White House counsel to President Barack Obama, wrote in a blog post that Dunlap and Gardner were being "used" by the White House and that "election administration experts should keep their distance" from the panel.