Sentence examples for benevolent administration from inspiring English sources
While Cornelius Fudge, the minister of magic (Robert Hardy), maintains his highly suspect denial of Voldemort's return, a coup at Hogwarts threatens the benevolent administration of Albus Dumbledore (Michael Gambon).
So long as "the world is under a wise and benevolent administration, it is impossible, that any man should … be a loser by doing his duty".
He remains an enigmatic figure in English history: ambitious, greedy for power and wealth, ruthless, and sometimes dishonest, but with a vision of benevolent authoritarian government and efficient administration to which he often gave persuasive expression.
Meanwhile, as a colony under the benevolent and progressive administration of Revolutionary France, Egypt was to be regenerated and would regain its ancient prosperity.
The Internet idealists are doubtless benevolent creatures.
"We must not allow the benevolent neglect of obscenity prosecutions under the Clinton administration to continue under the Bush administration," Mr. Largent said in his letter to the attorney general.
Since the "benevolent neglect" of the United States towards the dollar in the seventies, all US administrations have neglected their responsibilities as the issuer of the most important currency in the world.
The $20 billion BP compensation fund announced by the Obama administration this week has those along the coast hoping that it will provide a more benevolent gusher than the one at the bottom of the Gulf of Mexico.
They are never benevolent.
