Sentence examples for international administrations from inspiring English sources

It is all much more complex and ambitious than it was.In the past decade, temporary international administrations have been revived.

Not only might foreign countries be unwilling to pay for an UNTAET-style operation in Afghanistan, its task would also be complicated by the competing demands of neighbouring countries and the local factions they support.But even if international administrations with the sweeping powers possessed by UNTAET will be rarities, foreign trusteeship in some form seems to be becoming more common.

So instead of more authority being transferred to local parties, the high representative increasingly made use of his discretionary powers and, among other things, ended up sacking more than 70 elected officials over the next few years.Although everyone agrees that international administrations are meant to be transitional, they often seem to end too early or too late.

He graduated from Rutgers and received a master's in international administration from the University of Denver.

Ethnic cleansing of minorities has twice taken place under the noses of the international administration.

The international administration has already moved to dismantle the most flagrantly nationalist television and radio broadcasts.

She graduated from Bucknell University and received a master's degree in international administration from the University of Miami.

And until the United States occupation gives way to an international administration, most of those troops will have to be American.

The bride graduated from the University of Western Ontario and received a master's degree in international administration from the School of International Training in Brattleboro, Vt.

Mr. Cary got his bachelor's degree at Haverford and a master's in international administration from Columbia.

Wolfgang Petritsch, who heads the international administration in Bosnia, said the steady stream of arrests had increased the pressure.