Sentence examples for dangerous administration from inspiring English sources

Surprise this dangerous administration and yourself with your passion, your perseverance and your power!

In fact, since the day Larry broke his booze fast as the new president's unorthodox and dangerous administration has unfolded the fear, anxiety, dread, and depression have ramped up in those who opposed Trump.

Writer calls dangerous the administration statements that equivocate the violence at home by campus militants with the violence in Indo-China by Communist guerillas.

Therefore, an erroneous interpretation of a high UD as indicative of hypovolemia may lead to inadequate and even dangerous fluid administration.

Pregnancy will be more dangerous under an Administration that opposes abortion; an increase in birth-control costs will have consequences.

If anything, our world looks increasingly more hostile and dangerous, and the administration of justified or imagined fear has become a major and common tool of governments.

Her deportation was yet another clear sign that despite Trump's claim that he is targeting dangerous criminals, his administration is deporting undocumented immigrants who are otherwise law-abiding.

The abbreviated version of the 90-minute panel: Europe is a mess, Asia is exciting, emerging markets can be dangerous, the Obama administration has created uncertainty around regulation and taxes, and even though the debt markets are wide open and companies are flush with cash, few big buyouts are likely to happen until after the presidential election.

To help prevent the spread of deadly scientific knowledge and germ-weapons expertise from Russia to Iran, Iraq and other potentially dangerous states, the administration has provided about $20 million between the fiscal years 1994 and 1999 to support collaborative research projects in Russia that redirect former germ-weapons scientists to peaceful research activities.

I can't emphasize enough how dangerous the Trump administration has become for transgender folks.

The other is whether inmates — including dozens of more dangerous detainees the administration says it can neither release nor try — should be moved to the United States.