Sentence examples for invaluable administration from inspiring English sources
"He would have said, 'Don't go there.' " Once at the White House, Mr. Ross became invaluable, administration officials said, because of his close relationship not only with Mr. Netanyahu, but with the Israeli prime minister's top peace negotiator, Yitzhak Molcho.
And some Democratic politicians offer the administration invaluable cover by making excuses and playing down the extent of the lies.
Five years on, GSE has grown to over 3,500 members, a significant subset of the estimated 12,000 people across the whole civil service whose skills and expertise are invaluable to effective administration of the UK.
Having a trouble-shooter with his standing around the world would be an invaluable asset to any administration.
Last year, it was Secretary Powell who testified to Congress about the fund's invaluable work and the administration's support for international family planning.
In the churches the survival of ancient liturgies provided continuity with the non-Muslim past, while even the millet system performed the invaluable function of preserving administration in the native language.
His rivals in the organization worried that Mr. Castaño would surrender to the United States, as he has threatened in the past, providing the Bush administration with invaluable information about the paramilitaries in drug trafficking.
He says Wiesel is a widely respected scientist who gained invaluable experience in science administration during his years at Rockefeller: "He is a remarkable man.
Miss Bruestle, as she preferred to be addressed, provided invaluable support to the administrations of both John de Lancie and Gary Graffman.
And the life-saving Iron Dome system was made possible with the invaluable support of the Obama administration.
"Heather's media experience and long interest in international affairs will be invaluable as she conveys the administration's foreign policy priorities to the American people and the world," the statement said.
