Sentence examples for administrations to develop from inspiring English sources

Low-key but clear-eyed, described as having a laser-like focus but the ability to question herself and accept advice, Ms. Haggerty worked successfully with both the Dinkins and the Giuliani administrations to develop housing units.

Finally, excessive agency autonomy in turn begs the question of the capacity of contemporary public administrations to develop and apply coherent political goals across a wide range of economic and social sectors.

It requires President Barack Obama and his administration to develop and implement a comprehensive national strategy for global development, improve evaluation of development programs, and increase the transparency of U.S. foreign assistance to developing countries.

Even so, the agreement will immediately increase the pressure on the administration to develop a plausible alternative strategy.

The Lord's Resistance Army Disarmament and Northern Uganda Recovery Act of 2009 requires the administration to develop such a strategy.

The Human Rights Campaign, a gay rights group, worked with the administration to develop the policy on family leave.

Mr. Frank's bill would require the new administration to develop a plan by March 15 to use at least $40 billion of the $350 billion to prevent home foreclosures.

And I've directed Vice President Cheney, Commerce Secretary Evans, Energy Secretary Abraham, and other senior members of my administration to develop a national energy policy.

But he said that revenue from the real estate recording fees fell by 25percentthis fiscal yeararequiringing the administration to "develop options" for the programs financed by the Cultural Education Account.

But the F.A.A. is working with the current administration to develop a new plan for the slots, said Robert E. Robeson, who manages the agency's policy analysis division.

Senator Patrick J. Leahy of Vermont, the panel's chairman, said he still hoped to work with the administration to develop bipartisan legislation to combat terrorism after last week's attacks on the World Trade Center and the Pentagon.