Sentence examples for consequential administration from inspiring English sources

Mr. Baker's main thesis is not exactly groundbreaking: that Mr. Bush and Mr. Cheney created the most influential White House partnership since Richard M. Nixon and Henry A. Kissinger, and that, "for good or ill, theirs was a deeply consequential administration that would test a country and play out long after the two men at its center exited the public stage".

Consequential administration of two tests similar to the method used in this study (parallel assessments) has been used previously in psychology-based studies (Nunnally and Bernstein, 1994; Lee and Coladarci, 2002; Brummel et al., 2009).

"This time is, unfortunately, more consequential," a senior administration official said.

In a statement Mr. Rove said he would write about his role in President Bush's "consequential and contentious" administration.

More consequential now, as the administration and Congress determine what to do, is whether the unemployment spike reflects a short-term or permanent shift in demand for workers.

The hypothetical exercise, which includes touch screens that let users watch videos of "advisers" before voting on whether they would make the same choices that Mr. Bush did, revisits the most consequential moments of his administration.

Given the dominant role that the economy has played in Obama's first term, the youthful Treasury Secretary is undoubtedly the most consequential figure in the administration after the President, but he's also turned into its invisible man.

It is the Trump administration's most consequential reversal of immigration policies to date.

President Trump has a rare opportunity to quickly and forcefully right one of the most consequential failings of the Obama administration and restore U.S. credibility.

His administration's most consequential achievement thus far is a tax cut that showers corporations and wealthy citizens with lavish benefits, leaving just peanuts for the middle and working classes.

It's reasonable to question whether statements like these, which aren't concrete policy changes along the lines of say, separating families at the border, are truly the most abnormal or consequential acts of the Trump administration so far.