Sentence examples for crisis administration from inspiring English sources

From the start of the two-week-old crisis, administration officials have said they have been hampered by uncertainty about what actually happened at the March 13 off-campus party for which the lacrosse players hired the woman to strip.

In this model insulin administration (Wald = 3.15, P = 0.208) was not associated with brain glucose but was modified by the existence of metabolic crisis (Wald = 8.26, P = 0.016) such that in the presence of metabolic crisis, administration of greater than two units of insulin was associated with a relative reduction of brain glucose concentrations (Table 4, Figure 2).

To prevent a potential credit crisis, many administration officials are convinced that the government must provide a financial backstop.

Their 2012 campaign will be filled with talk of the economic crisis the administration inherited.

Experts on Japan found it timid — especially given the size of the banking crisis the administration faces.

While current oil prices and low heating oil supplies may not constitute a crisis, the administration has staked its credibility on a yearlong campaign to reduce oil prices.

"The financial crisis this administration inherited is still creating painful challenges for businesses and families alike," Mr. Obama said this week as he proposed spending limits.

Mr. Aquino warned in a speech that his government would not hesitate to use force to end the most serious security crisis his administration has faced since he came to power in 2010.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 14 — Almost two weeks into Pakistan's political crisis, Bush administration officials are losing faith that the Pakistani president, Gen. Pervez Musharraf, can survive in office and have begun discussing what might come next, according to senior administration officials.

Worse, by allowing it now, before reforms are in place to prevent a repeat of the current crisis, the administration is weakening its hand in reining in the banks.

Faced with this latest crisis, the administration forced NASA to scale back its plans for the station, an approach that was endorsed this month by a special task force led by Thomas Young, a retired Martin Marietta executive and former NASA official.