The phrase "administrations some of" is not correct and does not form a coherent expression in written English.
It cannot be used as it stands, as it lacks clarity and grammatical structure.
Example: "Some of the administrations have implemented new policies."
Alternatives: "some of the 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.
The latter, however, is mandated by law, and this White House, by its example, risks providing cover for future administrations, some of which will inevitably exploit the precedent of secrecy in pursuit of policies -- and in the name of values -- that are very much at odds with Obama's own.
A business man would introduce into the administration of Government some of the economies, organization and efficiency which he has practiced in business.
The Obama administration inherited more than just a bunch of bad environmental regulations from the Bush administration, some of which still need fixing.
And Mr. Kendrick predicted there would be more to come from new members of Congress and the Obama administration, some of whom have recently purchased property.
"At Berkeley" culminates with a student demonstration and occupation of the library, during which the leaders spout defiant rhetoric and issue an ever-lengthening list of demands to the administration, some of whose members participated in the '60s free-speech protests.
Given the major decline in crime that has occurred in the first six and half years of the Giuliani administration, some of the mayor's advisers were saying he should take the chance to address this weak spot.
In addition to members of Congress, it is reaching out to Jewish groups, Arab-Americans, left-leaning think tanks and even officials from the George W. Bush administration, some of whom are acting as surrogates.
Through a combination of action by the courts, increased congressional oversight, and adjustments by the previous Administration, some of the worst excesses that emerged after 9/11 were curbed by the time I took office.
