Sentence examples for because this administration has from inspiring English sources
It's because this administration has no credibility on this issue.
"We're here today because this administration has decided to put politics over passengers," said Representative Rodney Davis, a freshman Republican from Illinois, who said the administration already had the flexibility to save the air traffic controllers.
"Snap's resources have been stretched because this administration has encouraged states to take liberties in how the programme is administered," Lucas said at the opening of the hearing to consider the bill.
After all, if the right feels the need to mount its own comedic offensive due to a perceived anti-White House slant in existing shows, or indeed is resentful of how Stewart and his channel-mate Stephen Colbert have become generational icons, then surely it's only because this administration has gone out of its way to provide them with so much A-list material.
"People are jockeying like mad but they have to be careful because to some degree this administration has frowned on explicit, overt jockeying," said a former Obama administration official.
"I once had hopes that the US would have a thoughtful, fair examination of Abu Zubaydah's torture but no longer because of the lengths this administration has gone to protect the CIA".
If my candidacy as the Green Party's nominee for president subtracts more from Mr. Gore, it is because the Democratic Party under this administration has become little more than a corporate shadow of its former self.
"I think this administration has become closed because of the long time of unchallenged incumbency," Ms. Malloy said.
"Our prospects have improved exponentially because the administration has given its stamp of approval," she said.
The diplomatic shutdown may have been especially jarring, analysts say, because the administration has portrayed Al Qaeda as a waning force in the past year.
That response wasn't particularly satisfying, because the administration has used a very loose definition of "imminent threats" in justifying targeted killings abroad.
