Sentence examples for in whose administration from inspiring English sources
Identify each and name the president in whose administration he served.
The Texas governor said on Friday that his father, in whose administration Mr. Cheney served as the defense secretary, had mainly played the role of "a good listener".
During 1658 came the death of Cromwell, his leader, employer and friend, in whose administration Milton had been an important and admired figure.
Her preferred Presidential candidate, Jeb Bush, in whose administration she had served when he was the governor of Florida, bowed out in February.
The Saturday Profile article, about Ahmed Kathrada, a prison guide at Robben Island in South Africa who was a fellow inmate of Nelson Mandela, misidentified the South African president in whose administration Mr. Kathrada's partner, Barbara Hogan, served.
For another thing, he holds this $200,000-a-year job at the pleasure of Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg and Gov. George E. Pataki, in whose administration he worked as a senior legal adviser and as first deputy superintendent of the New York State Insurance Department.
Is it George W. Bush, or is it Bill Clinton, in whose administrations many of those now expected to decide the region's affairs once served?
In a series of tweets on Monday, the Nobel Prize-winning economist described the president-elect as a "profiteer-in-chief," whose administration would likely distort government policy "in directions that can be monetized".
This brings me back to Gov. Doyle in Wisconsin, whose administration admits there's no reliable way to enforce the proposed change to the law.
For music fans, already reeling from the loss of a number of clubs in a city whose administration is seen as hostile to night life, the shuttering of Wetlands, which opened in 1989, is a major blow.
For New York City music fans, already reeling from the loss of a number of clubs in a city whose administration is seen as hostile to night life, the shuttering of Wetlands, which opened in 1989, is a major blow.
