The phrase "administrations it was" is not correct and does not make sense in written English.
It appears to be a fragment and lacks clarity or context for proper usage.
Example: "In the context of various administrations, it was clear that changes were necessary."
Alternatives: "the administrations that were" or "the administrations involved were".
During the transition from the Eisenhower to the Kennedy administrations, it was Clifford who served as the president-elect's liaison with the outgoing administration.
Clinton rode to the White House on the back of that economic message, a promise to fix healthcare and the idea that, after 12 years of Republican administrations, it was time for something new.
This goes back several decades, several different administrations, it was done routinely, it was done because these people need our help".
"I brought it to the schools ten years ago when I got to Youth Guidance and when I first brought it to the administrations it was foreign, not well known they thought it would bring more violence".
Given that the women had experienced both oocyte retrieval and embryo transplant in between administrations, it was expected that the re-test would not only reveal the degree of error variation that is a characteristic of the test, but would also be sensitive to changes in perception of the original COSI and thus, not be as strong a correlation as generally expected for test-retest reliability.
So if there's one constant in all of this, through all administrations, it's Harry Reid.
For the Obama administration, it was vindication of a different approach to foreign policy.
However corrupt and bureaucratic the Kurdish administration, it was still better than that in Baghdad.
"For me and for this administration, it was a call to action," he said.
For the administration, it was the start of a disastrous week.
Although it remained a centre of law and administration, it was now a capital without a parliament or government.
