Sentence examples for doubt about the administration from inspiring English sources

There will always be reasonable doubt about the administration's veracity.

But the kickbacks and the ballooning costs raised doubts about the administration's ability to police its many outside contracts.

Sharon Wichmann, Bremen Germany: The Plame affair has solidified the public's growing doubts about the administration's morals.

They have serious doubts about the administration's pursuit of a missile defense system and the scrapping of the 1972 Antiballistic Missile Treaty.

Mr. Issa will no doubt find additional creative ways to raise doubts about the administration's response to the Great Recession, which he says has wasted money on swimming pools, zoos and golf courses.

But some experts said the very success of the prosecution raised doubts about the administration's insistence that the terrorism threat cannot be handled in the civilian justice system.

Hoping to stir doubts about the administration's commitment to minorities, former Senator Bill Bradley tonight challenged Vice President Al Gore to press President Clinton to issue an executive order banning racial profiling.

People who were right about the Iraq War are raising huge doubts about the administration's case for war.

Nevertheless, he said, he opposes the dispatch of U.S. ground troops to Kosovo and has serious doubts about the administration's strategy in the Balkans.

The difficulty of the task and doubts about the administration's readiness are underscored by the White House's decision to delay a separate requirement that large employers cover their workers of face penalties of up to $3,000 per worker.

The Nuclear Regulatory Commission has expressed doubt about the Bush administration's $3.8 billion plan to convert nuclear warheads to power-plant fuel, raising questions about whether it will become the nation's principal method of disposing of plutonium once aimed at the Soviet Union.