Sentence examples for administrations found that from inspiring English sources

Although little information is available to indicate the extent to which the results of such equivalence studies are influenced by the interval between administrations, a study which compared the test-retest reliability of health status instruments using a 2-day or 2-week time frame between administrations found that the interval did not affect the results [ 28].

The Bush administration found that permits for emissions of greenhouse gases were not required unless the government issued a so-called endangerment finding that carbon dioxide and other such gases posed a danger to health and the environment.

The Clinton administration found that its political support fell when the scale of its health care proposal became clear.

Mr. Summers said the administration found that affair troubling and had pressed the I.M.F. to put new lending safeguards in place.

In the US, Steve Savas, a champion of privatisation who later joined the Reagan administration, found that New York's sanitation department only worked half the time.

The policy was changed because the administration found that there were too many applications to review adequately within 30 days, diplomats said.

The Bush administration found that the bears' habitat was shrinking because of melting ice, along with commercial activities like shipping, oil and gas operations, hunting and tourism.

In 2003, the Bush administration found that in the smaller group of children eligible under more restrictive state criteria, only 30 percent received subsidized care.

The administration found that Verizon repeatedly failed to abide by safety rules in place to protect its workers, and issued 10 citations against the company.

The same exit poll that showed fifty-nine per cent of respondents were dissatisfied or angry with the Obama Administration found that sixty-one per cent of respondents were angry or disappointed with Republican leaders in Congress.

But a year ago a study by the Detroit Blight Removal Task Force, an organization put together by the Obama administration, found that 78,506 buildings across the city's 139 square miles were dilapidated, and 114,000 parcels of land were vacant.