Sentence examples for core of the administration from inspiring English sources
At the core of this manoeuvre, which will weave a new fabric in US society, is a tightly organised right-wing lawyers' group which has come in from the fringes to the core of the administration.
The core of the administration's case comes down to four points.
At the core of the administration's position is a conviction that the executive branch must have unfettered freedom when it comes to prosecuting war.
The surprise lay not in the outcome: it was scarcely a great shock, except perhaps to the administration, that a court preoccupied in recent years with preserving judicial authority would reject the bold claim of unreviewable executive power at the core of the administration's legal arguments.
Unlike two decades ago, when President Ronald Reagan cited the work of Arthur Laffer to argue that tax cuts could actually increase government revenues, currently the supply-sider position does not comprise the core of the administration's publicly stated rationale for a tax cut.
The core of the administration's argument for the treaty is that Washington will never succeed in stopping other countries from seeking, and testing, nuclear arms unless it significantly reduces its own stockpile and agrees to a permanent ban on testing.
"For the general electorate, this just adds to the feeling that there's something really rotten at the core of this administration and that the country needs a pretty big change," he said.
"I don't think that at the core of this Administration… this administration and its policies are not focused on creating a White America," says Ganesan.
The military measure, which passed in a 91-to-3 vote, includes provisions that ban the transfer of prisoners to United States soil, which has long been a core component of the administration's plan to shut the prison.
Those records and intercepts would become the core of the Obama administration's evidentiary case linking the Syrian government to what one official called an "indiscriminate, inconceivable horror" — the use of outlawed toxins to kill nearly 1,500 civilians, including at least 426 children.
