Sentence examples for formal administration from inspiring English sources

And many hopeful, hurting Catholics will be left where they were under Benedict: with a faith whose essence warms them, but whose formal administration leaves them cold.

To the Editor: Re "The Conclave's Fixed Ways" (column, March 12): Frank Bruni speaks for many when he says that many Catholics are left "with a faith whose essence warms them, but whose formal administration leaves them cold".

But the Taliban never formed a formal administration, and it is this void that now confronts the United States and its allies with a dangerous vacuum, and possible new civil war, if the movement is removed from power.

They say they had close contact with Naked, which quite clearly went into formal administration in early May.

"We suspect that any potential suitor would prefer to wait for a formal administration process," he said.

The park was under the formal administration of the Forest Institute (Instituto Florestal, IF), a subordinated research body of the Environmental Department (Secretaria de Meio Ambiente, SMA) of São Paulo State, which was founded in 1886 to guarantee natural conservation.

A formal naval administration emerged during Edward's reign which was composed of lay administrators and headed by William de Clewre, Matthew de Torksey, and John de Haytfield successively with them being titled, Clerk of the King's Ships.

To administer the area and protect the border from attacks by Hezbollah and others, Israel set up the South Lebanon Army as a formal civil administration and security structure.

Ms. Pritzker, a longtime Chicago donor and fund-raiser for Mr. Obama, had been expected to be his pick for the long-vacant Commerce Department post, but vetting of her substantial financial assets and ties delayed a formal announcement, administration aides have said.

Sean Spicer has served as White House press secretary and the (formal) Trump administration spokesperson for under six months, during which time he became the most hated person to ever hold the position.

Formal institutions of administration therefore evolved to take their place, with the rulers delegating more and more of their duties to executive ministers, to whom the Seljuq title vezir (vizier) was given.