Sentence examples for changes of administration from inspiring English sources

The Russian leader is acting in part, they say, to gain leverage for the day when he and President Bush sit down to chart a new agenda in a relationship that has been cut adrift by disputes and the changes of administration in both countries.

Nauru had 17 changes of administration between 1989 and 2003.

And bipartisan support to maintain religious freedom's visibility past changes of administration will go the way of, well, all other types of bipartisan support.

Foundations that have seen their corpus of cash dwindle alarmingly cannot give what they don't have, and governments that believe that raising taxes will result in sudden changes of administration at the next election have shut the spigot tight, despite the fact that the trickle that came from that spigot before was embarrassingly small.

Staff turnover within the MOH also results from changes of administration, which can lead to supervisors' decisions to lay off personnel performing VIA and reduce or eliminate VIA program budgets.

In general, changes of Administration do not affect law-enforcement decisions with respect to pending cases in the antitrust area or anyplace else.

Some endured, some lost support when the price of oil dropped, some did not survive the changes of administrations and philosophies.

"The school cannot take a wholesale change of administration again.

Similarly, with a change of administration in Stockholm the trial came to an end.

"Change of administration doesn't mean anything to us," said one protester, Heather LaMastro.

The general election and change of administration last May held up the tender of government work.