Sentence examples for erratic administration from inspiring English sources
He estimates that notarisation and other bureaucratic rigmaroles increase his administration costs by up to a fifth.Bureaucratic bombshellsWhat makes this unnecessary paperwork even worse is its erratic administration.
His departure is likely to alarm US allies in Europe who saw Mattis as the embodiment of continuity in US defence policy in an otherwise erratic administration.
But in last week's crucial tests, President Trump made good decisions about Syria, Russia and China — moving his erratic administration a bit closer toward the pillars of traditional U.S. policy.
While the new cabinet contained a few fresh faces, it offered a relatively staid lineup of party veterans that appeared aimed at conveying a greater sense of political maturity and competence than was demonstrated by the often erratic administration of Mr. Kan's unpopular predecessor, Yukio Hatoyama.
Several studies noted that HIV-infected patients with TB develop drug-resistance, particularly to rifampicin, in response to erratic administration of chemotherapy [ 26, 27].
They also bring a sense of stability and experience to the erratic Trump administration.
The good news for them Trump is notoriously erratic, and his administration's lack of discipline and experience is both stalling its agenda and making Trump's removal more likely.
If the new administration proves erratic and incompetent (a real possibility), dejection will quickly overwhelm confidence.
Aware of a growing anxiety among European allies that the United States administration's erratic leadership stance was a threat to their security, the vice president came to Munich laser-focused on the Trump administration's message.
Mr. Geithner, currently the president of the Federal Reserve Bank in New York, also has helped shape the Bush administration's erratic and often inscrutable responses to the current financial meltdown, up to and including this past weekend's multibillion-dollar bailout of Citigroup.
