Sentence examples for driven administration from inspiring English sources

He called it "the most ideologically driven administration in my memory" and said it was "obstinate in resisting facts," as well as dissent and compromise.

The doc illustrated a battle between an ideology driven administration and mostly apolitical scientists simply pursuing the facts gleaned from their research, and how it led many to be silenced and defunded.

I understand why we have standardized testing -- we have to prepare students for the new workplace; too many schools have failed to educate kids for too long, as accountability was not aligned with opportunity; and, in retrospect, the education profession failed to stand up for itself a decade ago, and so got handed a can of whup-ass by a new and ideologically driven administration.

I would say that my overarching critique is that this has been probably the most ideologically driven Administration in my memory.

Robert Jay Lifton, an American psychiatrist and writer, perceives an ideologically driven administration locked in an apocalyptic death-dance with Islamic radicals.

Whatever the impetus, the American public grew increasingly vehement in its opposition to the continued presence of U.S. soldiers in Vietnam, and the gulf between the inevitably politically driven administration and what the military saw as the most effective means of fighting the war became even larger.

Although Great Southern survived the reforms, another company, Australian Plantation Timber, was driven into administration.

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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".

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.