The phrase "administrations some" 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: "The report highlighted that administrations some have failed to address the issue adequately."
Alternatives: "some administrations" or "certain administrations".
As in past administrations, some of the non-diplomats have run into trouble.
The question of how to battle terrorists in their remote and rocky Afghan havens has perplexed military planners in both the Clinton and Bush administrations, some of whom share a darkly comic answer when asked about the war plan.
That may have included asking about his work for the inaugural committee, which raised far more money than past administrations, some of it unaccounted for even as contributions from foreign entities have been questioned.
We're yet to see the machinery that the UK Treasury sets up which gives devolved administrations some parity of esteem in such negotiations, as the IMF indicate you ought to be able to find in Belgium, Mexico, Argentina and the USA.
Yet, yesterday, the CIA declassified and released every PDB produced during the Kennedy and Johnson administrations, some 2,500 in all.
For a city desperate for cash with a massive whole in the pension budget, resulting at least in part from being underfunded during past Cianci administrations, some see this as a major failing.
Examines a document put out by the administration: "Some First-Quarter accomplishments Of the Nixon Administration: An Overview.
The Legislature adopted the amendment last year, giving his administration some leverage with the tribes.
The administration, some suggested, had created a hostile environment for job creators.
North Korea had offered the Clinton administration some of the essential elements of a missile deal.
Despite the attacks from the Trump/Pruitt Administration, some scientists have begun to speak out.
