The phrase "administrations to implement" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the actions or responsibilities of governmental or organizational bodies in executing policies or programs.
Example: "The new policy requires administrations to implement changes that will improve public health."
Alternatives: "agencies to execute" or "governments to carry out".
The positive results of FUMAPEX project induced Piemonte Region and Novara Province Administrations to implement operational air quality forecasting systems for the cities of Torino and Novara.
With the failure of subsequent Philippine administrations to implement the long-promised land reforms, the Huks—although split into factions and, in some areas, merged with new insurgent groups continued into the 1970s as an active antigovernment organization.
Advice is given to the schools' administrations to implement healthy food in school vending machines and school meals.
That explanation conveniently ignores the regulations written by the administration to implement the law.
It's part of the latest move by the Trump administration to implement its blueprint to lower drug prices.
In the lead up to the Friday deadline for the Obama administration to implement the automatic spending cuts known as the sequester, economists and pundits everywhere are weighing in.
Last June, we asked the Obama administration to implement US law by banning the entry into the US of the Saudi minister of education Faisal bin Abdullah, King Abdullah's nephew and son-in-law.
Rather it is China's aggressiveness over the last few years, combined with the failure of the Obama administration to implement the "pivot", which has caused a search for new partners and new ways of seeking security.
After deportations reached a record high of 434,000 in 2013, intense pressure from immigration advocates prompted the Obama administration to implement new guidelines that focused enforcement on hardened criminals.
Ten senior members of the Bush administration, including Mr. Rumsfeld and Zalmay Khalilzad, who recently assumed the position at the National Security Council in charge of Iraqi policy, signed a 1998 letter calling on the Clinton administration to implement "a strategy for removing Saddam's regime from power".
In a joint statement last week, Senate Minority Leader Harry M. Reid (D-Nev). and House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif). criticized how long it took the Bush administration to implement its voucher program.
