Sentence examples for knowledge of administration from inspiring English sources

At one point, a study team from American University and the National Press Club complained that "the White House press secretary has been reduced to a totally programmed spokesman without independent authority or comprehensive background knowledge of administration policies" and declared that Mr. Ziegler "has misled the public and affronted the professional standards of the Washington press corps".

Scott said that sports executives in China were intrigued by the America's unique model of collegiate sports, and that there was a need for knowledge of organization and administration of sports leagues.

Given my lack of programming skills and dismal knowledge of systems administration, I had only one hope - Linux.

"There may be some more fine-tuning of who is responsible for what jobs," said one person with knowledge of the administration.

Although Murphy revels in Victorian criminal trials and popular outcries, his skimpy knowledge of the administration and influence of the royal court hobbles his book.

Prisoners themselves deliver these beatings and not a single one of them is done without the approval and full knowledge of the administration.

Also, Gypsies may be buying pieces of land on green belts and have little or no knowledge of the administration system.

It is unclear, however, if at the time he was told that she had characterized it as "a lie," the people with knowledge of the administration's handling of the episode said.

People with knowledge of the administration's work to put the law into full effect said the postponement was in part a result of delays by the I.R.S. and the Treasury Department in finishing proposed rules and regulations for businesses.

As a result, Mr. Goldsmith says, even if President Bush's "accomplishments are viewed more charitably by future historians than they are viewed today," they will "likely always be dimmed by our knowledge of his administration's strange and unattractive views of presidential power".

At the time, Ms. Shorenstein was unaware of Ms. Booker's account or that violence was allegedly involved, people with knowledge of the administration's handling of the episode said, and she made the call after being assured by Mr. Paterson that the dispute between Mr. Johnson and Ms. Booker was merely fallout from a breakup.