Sentence examples for an administration position from inspiring English sources

The current administration's lack of respect for anyone opposing an administration position is one of its greatest failings.

The Supreme Court was simply unwilling to go along with an administration position that has effectively declared war on the very heart of what the court is about – the rule of law.

Mr. Campbell said he did not meet James McGreevey until 1997 and did not see him again until years later, when he learned that he was on the short list for an administration position.

The governor is still tight lipped about his political hopes, which could include seeking a fourth term, challenging Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton in 2006, taking an administration position in a second Bush term, or running for president in 2008.

He's running against the Republican establishment, so the kind of backroom deal-making that can ease out many popular-but-doomed candidates – they're promised an administration position or support at a later date – is out.

Trump sought a meeting with Romney, who had fiercely criticized him during the campaign, to broker peace — and Sessions, a vice chairman of Trump's transition, told reporters that Trump could consider the 2012 GOP presidential nominee for an administration position, perhaps secretary of state.

In 2017, thanks to Democrats' change of the filibuster, Republicans no longer need to get 60 votes for cloture on nominees; they need a simple majority for any administration position or any judicial opening lower than the Supreme Court.

Now, with President Obama reportedly reaching out to a prominent labor economist for a key administration position, it seems as though the White House is coming around to that point of view.

Barrack told The Post in September 2017 that Trump offered to give him a senior administration position, noting his work as a prolific campaign fundraiser and running the inauguration.

But she effectively ran an illegal program, and her promotion to such a top administration position, unless she forcefully renounces the use of torture during her confirmation hearing, would send an undeniable signal to the agency, and the country, that Mr. Trump is indifferent to this brutality, regardless of what Secretary Mattis believes.

The official would describe the individual roles only on condition of anonymity because his superiors wanted the strategy portrayed as a unified administration position.