Sentence examples for administrations that could from inspiring English sources

Ms. Dunsmore said Ms. McFarland had a long list of "very strong, reliable household names" from her days in the Nixon and Reagan administrations that could give her an entree to national donors that Mr. Spencer lacked.

Spain's leaders are so divided that they can't form an administration that could attempt bold moves.

Still, the companies involved in the proposed deal have longstanding ties to the new administration that could be decisive.

If the commission does not issue its decision until the next administration, that could keep Yucca Mountain viable.

But the relatively conciliatory statements by Russia's president, Dmitri A. Medvedev, present an opening to the administration that could turn out to yield little.

Industry officials believe they face a hostile administration that could seriously harm their business with a range of new federal regulations on greenhouse gas emissions, mountaintop removal mining, air pollution, coal ash disposal and mine safety.

The decision to keep Mr. Warsame out of the Guantánamo Bay detention facility and to prosecute him in a civilian court reflects legal deliberations in the administration that could have implications for the evolving conflict against Al Qaeda and its affiliates.

With a bare majority, the obvious reference point for the Turnbull government is that of the Gillard government, an administration that could never quite shake the perceptions that it was illegitimate.

All this is much less than was anticipated a couple of years ago, but at least offers some hope, that Baghdad does not enjoy, for a local administration that could steadily grow in authority as the British military "footprint" shrinks.

MPs would first have 14 days to form a new administration that could command their confidence.

In this study, in contrast, we compared septic patients to a control group of critically ill patients to exclude critical illness-related factors (possibly including sedation, nonseptic inflammatory reaction, operation stress or catecholamines administration) that could affect cerebrovascular resistances.