Sentence examples for bridge administration from inspiring English sources

"The Rio Grande, being an international boundary, comes under our definition of a navigable waterway," said Nick Mpras, chief of bridge administration for the Coast Guard in Washington.

After largely retiring from bridge administration, Ortiz-Patiño moved with similar fervor into golf, buying the Valderrama Golf Course in Spain and hosting the 1997 Ryder Cup there, the first time the event was held on the Continent.

Trudeau skirted past these differences, instead highlighting the links that bridge both administrations.

The reinforced concrete assets such as bridges, tunnels, administration buildings, schools and the residential buildings are important factors in the Egyptian economy.

On the domestic front, the vice president still plays a pivotal role as the bridge between the administration and Republicans on Capitol Hill.

PAGE 13 CHENEY'S ROLE -- Dick Cheney, with offices on both the Senate and House sides of the Capitol, intends to act as a bridge between the administration and Congress.

Mr. Cheney will be the first vice president to have offices on both the Senate and House sides of the Capitol, and will act as a crucial bridge between the administration and the Republican-controlled Congress.

Beyond that visible role, many Republicans say Mr. Cheney, a former White House chief of staff, congressman from Wyoming and defense secretary, will use his stature and experience to be a powerful force behind the scenes on Capitol Hill, and to serve as a bridge between his administration and like-minded Congressional Republicans that Mr. Bush needs to court early on.

Pritzker said during her confirmation hearing in May that the president had expressed his desire that she work as a bridge between the administration and the business community.

Mr. Bernanke's nimbleness in navigating deficit politics reflects his position as the most visible bridge between two administrations, having been appointed by President George W. Bush in 2006 and then reappointed by Mr. Obama to a second four-year term.

For this, Chris Christie, the state's governor who has had other troubles with bridges recently finds his administration under investigation by the Securities and Exchange Commission and New York's District Attorney.New Jersey's scramble to find money for basic repairs is not unusual.