Sentence examples for examples of the administration from inspiring English sources

He was commissioned to paint a mural (now destroyed) for the town hall of Brussels showing famous historical examples of the administration of justice.

Washington's steel tariffs and its farm bill of 2002 -- two other reckless examples of the administration's bizarre strategy of advancing trade liberalization by placating special-interest protectionists -- have antagonized the rest of the world, while encouraging more calls at home for protectionism.

Chief among the examples of the administration's failures is the stimulus itself.

I mean, I just cited an example of the administration just unilaterally acting without any input.

Jennifer Palmieri, a spokeswoman for the Democratic National Committee, said Mr. Fleischer's comments today were "another example of the administration's stonewalling".

Mr. Rumsfeld's handling of another issue, the Red Cross reports on Iraq, is the most outrageous example of the administration's bad faith on the prison scandal.

President Bush's videoconference on Thursday with soldiers in Iraq is a blatant example of the administration's using our troops as human shields.

Even the rise in "reality" TV is an example of the administration's attitudes with its "win at any cost" rules.

"This settlement is yet another example of the administration's promise to strengthen the ties between the United States and the Navajo Nation," Mr Hirsch said in a statement.

Ms. Rice used the example of the administration's studiously neutral approach to the Israeli election, when Bush administration officials avoided saying anything about their preferences, as an example of the new tone at the White House.

Representative Henry A. Waxman, Democrat of California, said the changes in the report on health disparities were "another example of the administration's manipulation of science to fit its political goals".