Sentence examples for administrations which will from inspiring English sources

Money is also being offered to the Scottish and Welsh administrations, which will choose how it is spent.

Money would also be offered to the Scottish and Welsh administrations, which will choose how it is spent.

The current administration, which will be departing later this week, has urged Hamtramck to seek state assistance, including a possible emergency loan.

It certainly reflects the priorities of the Bush administration, which will bear no small responsibility for his success or failure.

The campus interfraternity panel will evaluate the group's request and advise the university administration, which will make the final decision.

The competitive tendering forced by the current draft of the regulations requires a large amount of administration, which will divert funds away from frontline care.

Both sides are preparing studies for the Bloomberg administration, which will decide whether to support the demolition or the reuse of the High Line as a greenway.

That is, before the 10-point deduction for Portsmouth, who have now gone into administration, which will drop Pompey level with both Andy Thorn's team and Forest.

In this they were aided by the explicit policies of the Bush administration which will be known in history as the time of the American oligarchy," he says.

He's neutralised the Liberal Democrats, and he's guaranteed a five-year term for an administration which will use that time to re-draw constituency boundaries so that Labour (in whatever form) will never be elected again.

One is the Bush administration, which will draft the final regulations to carry out the law and has a much tougher view of Cuba than the Clinton administration did.