Sentence examples for drive an administration from inspiring English sources

Whether freedom turns into long-term constitutional order depends on whether a vicious resistance that does not hesitate to pit Muslim against Muslim, Iraqi against Iraqi, can drive an administration, fearful about its re-election, into drawing down U.S. forces.

Meanwhile they have largely given up on trying to convince the administration to drive a tougher deal.

He went on to say: "We also now have a huge ability to drive a counterpoint to the Bush administration.

Cotton, who has been in the Senate less than three months, told CBS he had no regrets and suggested his letter would strengthen the administration's ability to "drive a hard bargain".

After a threshold is validated in a large-scale study and translated into clinical practice, such a test could drive the administration of antibiotics with few false-positive cases and also could help to schedule catheter changes in cases of infection.

Ball's lawyer, Jill Stone, on Saturday confirmed the divorce story to The New York Daily News, but shot down rumors that Scaramucci's "naked ambition" and desire to be a fixture in President Donald Trump's administration drove a wedge between the couple.

Either way, Mr. Chalabi and his exile group, the Iraqi National Congress, fed intelligence to the Bush administration about Iraq's unconventional weapons that helped drive the administration toward war.

Therefore, focusing on the intelligence community's mistaken belief that Saddam Hussein possessed W.M.D. misses the point, because the "intelligence of Iraqi weapons programs did not drive [the administration's] decision to go to war".

These results further discourage the use of central venous pressure to drive fluid administration in hypotensive patients.

But the appearance also gave Mr. Cuomo an opportunity to drive home his administration's new favorite message since the tax overhaul: that while Washington is paralyzed by political gridlock, Albany is functioning effectively.

It is easy to see why investors freaked out when the House of Representatives drove a stake through the Bush administration's $700 billion plan to re-animate the banking industry.