Sentence examples for future administrations will from inspiring English sources

And, therefore, having staked America's reputation, prestige, military prowess, and all of that on the war in Iraq, the Administration — certainly this Administration, and, I suspect, future Administrations — will find it extremely difficult to extricate itself gracefully from Iraq without some electorally acceptable semblance of victory or, at least, a job accomplished.

And future administrations will act accordingly.

Dr. Wood said that she feels Mr. Obama broke that promise and fears future administrations will overrule the F.D.A. in other such controversial areas.

Or is he saying that future administrations will not allow the Social Security administration to apply the interest on its U.S. bonds to benefit payments?

Instead of proposed fixes that simply shift the burden from the government to seniors, we hope that future administrations will better address the spiraling costs of prescription drugs.

"I don't think that this or future administrations will sleep that well," he said, "not knowing the whereabouts or status of hundreds or thousands of Russian strategic nuclear weapons, especially without any legal rights to demand accurate information".

Just as F.D.R. created a welfare model for the 20th century, some future administration will have to actively champion a sustainable welfare model for this one.

He has no doubts that the country's future administration will have to depend for some time — people speak of five years — upon the assistance of Western "advisers".

Some US political leaders warned, however, that it is far from certain that the future administration will be able to push through meaningful commitments to cut emissions before President Bush leaves office.

The White House argues that those opponents -- and future administrations -- will get a different message when Obama continues to prosecute terrorists, without clapping citizens into detention.

Amid the uncertainty about a future administration, Kenny will continue with official duties representing the country at a meeting with the US president, Barack Obama, in Washington on St Patrick's Day and at the European council meeting in Brussels next week.