The phrase "administrations to exercise" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the powers or responsibilities of administrations, particularly in relation to actions they are expected to take.
Example: "The new policy allows administrations to exercise greater control over local resources."
Alternatives: "authorities to implement" or "governments to exert".
Mr. Abbas said the Palestinians planned to start their membership drive with the Security Council despite a vow by the Obama administration to exercise its veto there.
The transfer of powers and responsibilities to the Palestinian Authority shall not affect the continued authority of the military government and its Civil Administration to exercise their powers and responsibilities for security and public order as well as for other spheres, including the sites referred to in paragraph 2 above, authority over which has not been transferred.
4. The transfer of powers and responsibilities to the Palestinian Authority shall not affect the continued authority of the military government and its Civil Administration to exercise their powers and responsibilities for security and public order as well as for other spheres not transferred, including, inter alia, the establishment of a vice squad.
The American Israel Public Affairs Committee AIPACC), one of the most influential lobby groups, said it was "deeply disturbed by the failure of the Obama administration to exercise its veto to prevent a destructive, one-sided, anti-Israel resolution from being enacted by the United Nations security council".
In a July letter to the president, Energy and Commerce Committee Chairman Fred Upton, joined by his colleagues in the Michigan delegation, urged the administration to exercise moderation in enacting the next CAFE limits.
Independent experts said Wednesday that the U.S. could likely achieve its 2025 target if the administration continued to exercise its executive authority aggressively.
Censorship has proven to be as potent as gasoline in high schools across the nation, and I can only hope that the Shelton High administration learns to exercise its authority in a productive rather than spotlight-seeking way.
Now that Congress has created political space by taking this important legislative step, there are no remaining excuses for the Obama administration not to exercise its executive power to reschedule marijuana immediately.
