The phrase "administrations represents a" is not correct in written English.
The subject "administrations" is plural, so the verb should be "represent" instead of "represents."
Example: "The various administrations represent a diverse range of policies and approaches."
Alternatives: "administrations signify a" or "administrations denote a".
The Trans-Pacific Partnership, a potentially historic trade agreement being aggressively pursued by the Obama administration, represents a cornerstone in its strategic pivot to Asia.
The Child Poverty Action Group warns: "Predominantly IT-based administration represents a big risk, given the poor record of large-scale government IT projects.
These investigations, although seemingly slow and politically difficult, are one of the clearest signs that Mr. Wahid's administration represents a break with the past.
From healthcare to national parks and Aboriginal rights, his 1972-75 administrepresentsresents a burst of legislative creativity, which bears comparison with Clement Attlee's glory years in the 1940s.
The chancellor has maintained that administration represents a small fraction of costs, while the mayor has often spoken of a bloated bureaucracy at the board's headquarters that would have to be cut before the board could expect further spending increases.
The move on its own is a devastating blow to the trans community, but adding this to other anti-trans decisions by this administration represents a near complete rollback of the trans rights gained under Barack Obama.
The set of genes with altered expression levels induced by leptin deficiency and administration represents a broad spectrum of biological processes involved in muscle growth and atrophy, such as cell cycle progression, ubiquitin-proteolysis and apoptosis (Tables S2 and S3 in Supporting Information).
a Source: Google Earth b Estimates based on previous research [ 7] A 20 minute reduction in time to thrombolytic administration represents a modest improvement[ 7].
