Sentence examples for administrations in general from inspiring English sources

Writing during the George W. Bush administration but referring to U.S. administrations in general, he lamented a "fundamental lack of understanding and communication" between U.S. policymakers and the political regimes, societies and cultures in the Arab world.

The opposition of college administrations in general has been surprisingly fierce, often led by chancellors and presidents otherwise known for their liberal perspectives and moderate views.

The opposition of college and university administrations in general has been surprisingly fierce, often led by chancellors and presidents with a reputation for liberal perspectives and moderate views.

Is this a reaction to a new Democratic administration in general or to President Obama in particular?

Mr. Dalack insists that by taking the oath he would be declaring his support for the Bush administration in general and the Iraq war in particular.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has been blunt about his lack of enthusiasm for the current Administration, in general, and President Obama, personally.

A review of public administration in general must be part of any grand reform of the machinery of parliament and government which must be the logical conclusion of the MPs' expenses scandal and the serial failure of the Brown administration.

"Given the ongoing debate about the appropriateness of death penalty administration in general, the grave shortcomings in this case in particular," Mr. Scott wrote, "basic fairness and moral consciousness dictate that the death penalty not be imposed in this case".

Writing about John Ashcroft poses the same difficulties as writing about the Bush administration in general, only more so: the truth about his malfeasance is so extreme that it's hard to avoid sounding shrill.

This has been a constant theme of Mr. Ashcroft and the administration in general -- that they are people who can be trusted to use these broad, repressive rules wisely.

And the Democrats are preparing to take over both houses of Congress after an election that delivered an overwhelmingly negative verdict on Mr Bush's administration in general and his Iraq policy in particular.The reason is simple: American policy in Iraq is collapsing.