Sentence examples for nascent administration from inspiring English sources
The phrase "nascent administration" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used to describe a newly formed or emerging government or organizational structure. Example: "The nascent administration faced numerous challenges as it sought to establish its policies and gain public trust."
Much remains in flux in Mr. Cuomo's nascent administration.
Rather, in Obama's nascent administration, they are considered carefully and accounted for obsessively.
A political elite who are widely regarded as being stooges of corporate interests (a sentiment Trump cynically exploited, until he himself stuffed his own nascent administration with former Goldman Sachs employees).
The potential collapse of banks and automakers, while certainly demanding more of his nascent administration than Obama might have hoped, may also allow him to remain aloof from the smallness of governing.
Stephanie Cutter, a spokeswoman for the Obama presidential transition office, said the nascent administration was still working out a way to structure its ethics rules, adding, "They will meet every commitment made during the campaign".
Mr. Richardson, 61, is the third defeated member of the Democratic presidential field to join the nascent administration, after Vice President-elect Joseph R. Biden Jr. and Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton, selected for secretary of state.
The Muslim political group said that among questions asked of the candidates was whether they would welcome Muslims into their political campaigns and nascent administrations, should they win.
The nascent transitional administration was faced with several tasks, including dismantling the "zone of confidence," disarming rebel and pro-government militias, restructuring defense and security forces, and preparing for presidential and legislative elections, to be held within 10 months.
PAGE A30 HITTING THE GROUND RUNNING Democratic Congressional leaders and the nascent Obama administration are aiming to have economic, health and spending legislation waiting on the new president's desk almost the minute he gets back down Pennsylvania Avenue from the inauguration.
The nascent Trump administration, extolling a law-and-order message that suggests places like Chicago just need more cops, has been rhetorically hostile to any new form of gun control and that probably includes funding for local programs or research into alternative solutions to gun violence gone horribly out of control.
In recent weeks, Mr. Lugo has already faced a growing wave of land invasions that his administration believes are part of a campaign led by opposition politicians to destabilize the nascent government.
