Sentence examples similar to antiquated administration from inspiring English sources

Political events during the 19th century were characterized by alternating periods of liberal reforms and conservative reactions, in part caused by the changes occurring in the Spanish government and Spain's antiquated system of colonial administration.

Advocates have also found Trump and his administration's approach antiquated and misinformed.

USDA Blocks Voluntary Mad Cow Testing The Bush administration has employed an antiquated law in order to stop Creekstone Farms, a natural beef company, from testing its herd for mad cow disease.

The platform attacks the Obama administration, saying it has clung "to antiquated notions of confrontation and concentrating power in the Washington offices of union elites".

The reason for this total lack of development is a maze of antiquated property laws dating back to the British administration during World War II.

In contrast, she writes that she believes the administration "is still a bit more antiquated and hostile".

It was a big deal given the recent Sony hacks and his administration's reputation for being so antiquated it sometimes even relies on floppy disks.

When he arrived he was widely expected to focus on the agency's antiquated computers, some of which were bought during the Kennedy administration.

Mr. Bush also said that Medicare, which provides health insurance to 40 million elderly and disabled people, was "antiquated" and that its reform was a central goal of his administration.

Clearly the administration needs to do much more: the entire pipeline, which underwent an "antiquated" approval process, needs a full environmental review – by a body other than the project's own developer.

But the Schwarzenegger administration sees him as a willful law-breaker hiding behind the "absurd excuse" of antiquated computers.