The phrase "administrations to raise" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be intended to refer to actions taken by administrations to increase something, but it is incomplete without additional context.
Example: "The new policies implemented by the administrations to raise awareness about climate change have been effective."
Alternatives: "governments to increase" or "authorities to elevate".
With Proposition 13 and other measures that cut taxes, they cut off revenue and pushed through structural reforms, making it hard for future administrations to raise funds.
Over the past two decades, campus student groups and their faculty supporters have pressured college administrations to raise the pay of low-wage employees and, in some cases, to unionize those workers.
Some Democrats and environmentalists have urged the administration to raise the Corporate Average Fuel Economy standards.
The agency worked with the Obama administration to raise the percentage of cleanup costs paid by the federal government temporarily to 90 percent from the usual 75 percent.
It recently rolled back a last-minute standard from the Clinton administration to raise the efficiency of central air-conditioners by 30percentthethe new administration picked 20percentt instead.
The proposal echoes a plan by the Bush administration to raise payments to survivors of soldiers killed in combat to $100,000 from $12,000.
The information is part of a recent surge in counterterrorism intelligence that led the Bush administration to raise the terror threat status on Sunday from "elevated" to "high".
He likened it to efforts by the Reagan administration to raise money for rebels fighting the leftist government of Nicaragua in the 1980s, after Congress had restricted the use of federal money.
Morales defended his actions by pointing out that the World Bank and the International Monetary Fund, alarmed by Bolivia's budget deficit, had hectored the previous Administration to raise taxes.
They said that while they had yet to prepare final figures, achieving the savings would require the administration to raise the average fuel economy of sport-utility vehicles and minivans by three to four miles a gallon.
Cops and hard-hats rampaged through the streets of Lower Manhattan, then marched on City Hall and forced the Lindsay administration to raise an American flag that had been lowered to half-staff to mourn the dead at Kent State.
