Sentence examples for maintaining the administration from inspiring English sources

MADRID — The president of Portugal reignited political turmoil in the country on Thursday by calling for a new coalition government and early elections, rather than maintaining the administration of Prime Minister Pedro Passos Coelho, which has been strained by differences over its austerity policies.

Corker, along with many other panel Republicans, maintain the administration currently has the authority it needs and that moving a new AUMF now would just feed into election-year political fights rather produce something substantive.

Suppose the governor maintains the administration of the disability program (i.e. t 0=0,t 1=0,s=1) and he received a warning, then x 11 is implicitly defined by: arg max x 1 P c > x 11 | c > x 0, s U x = 1 − F x 11 | x 0 < c < x 0 + Δ U x 11 (7).

To maintain the administration's pro-reform rhetoric while routinely undermining it in reality, the president and his agencies cast a cloud of suspicion over the entire immigrant community and worked to conflate 'immigrant' with 'criminal' at the core of their speeches and practices.

The decision follows a debate over the wisdom of maintaining the Clinton administration's emphasis on using the resolutions to censure China at the annual meeting of the United Nations Human Rights Commission in Geneva.

The Trump administration only has to maintain the Obama administration's CAFE standards, which require the average fuel economy of cars and light trucks to rise to 49-to-50 49-to-50 49-to-50by 2025, fromilestoday.

Experts say the Bush administration must decide whether to maintain the Clinton administration's program, or re-engineer aid and look for other ways to bolster the Colombian state.

Would he maintain the Bush administration's approach to detention of terrorism suspects at Guantánamo Bay?

Do they maintain the Bush Administration position, and keep holding Marri as an enemy combatant?

"For the time being, it is necessary to maintain the unified administration of the state — the vertical".

If elected president, he can be expected to maintain the Bush administration's ostrich-like approach to the problem.