The phrase "administrations to put" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete thought and would require additional context to determine its intended meaning.
Example: "The administrations to put in place new policies were discussed during the meeting."
Alternatives: "governments to implement" or "authorities to establish".
They warned that candidate countries must tackle corruption, bureaucracy and a lingering reluctance by parliaments and administrations to put into operation the laws and rules already in place inside the European Union.
A spokesperson said it "would welcome the UK Government working with devolved administrations to put in place a policy framework for shale gas.
A spokesperson for Welsh Government said it would "welcome the UK government working with devolved administrations to put in place a policy framework for shale gas but the case for a moratorium rests with Westminster".
It is a matter the assembly should look at". A spokesperson for Welsh Government said it would "welcome the UK government working with devolved administrations to put in place a policy framework for shale gas but the case for a moratorium rests with Westminster".
Iraqis who were convinced by both the Bush and Obama administrations to put their faith and confidence in the electoral process - indeed, democracy itself - are now disillusioned.
Students are now calling on St. Olaf administration to put an end to it.
But a number of members have pressed the administration to put out its own plan.
It is the job of Providence's athletic administration to put the team in position to reach the Final Four.
Jewish-American groups have lobbied the administration to put off any announcement of a new policy indefinitely.
In Washington DC, the FBI director, James Comey, has lobbied the administration to put restrictions on such technology.
Human Rights groups joined members of Congress in December imploring the Obama Administration to put pressure on Rwanda.
