Sentence examples for of new administrations from inspiring English sources

The tactic is a mainstay of new administrations.

But it also raises the stakes in the outside world's dealings with the rogue regime, at a time of new administrations in America and China.

It also raises the stakes in dealings with the recalcitrant regime, at a time of new administrations in America and China and just before elections in Japan (December 16th) and South Korea (December 19th).

Establishment of new administrations at both the federal and republic levels are preconditions for receiving millions of dollars in emergency aid from the West to rebuild Yugoslavia's shattered economy.

In his new book, "Dispatches From the War Room," the pollster Stanley Greenberg plumbs the experiences of past clients, including Mr. Clinton, Tony Blair and Nelson Mandela, in breaking through the stalemates that so often frustrate the ambition of new administrations.

The time required to fill presidentially appointed positions at the beginning of new administrations has expanded steadily over the past 40 years -- from 2.4 months in the Kennedy administration to more than eight months at the start of the first Bush and Clinton administrations.

Beauge was assured that the same message would be coming from all levels of new administration.

Wednesday January 21 Robert Gibbs holds first White House press briefing of new administration.

Last month's enactment of the bipartisan package of business and individual tax cuts, which few had expected before the lame-duck Congress met, helps explain the relative scarcity of new administration ideas, officials say.

President Obama's recent announcement of new administration programs aimed at addressing the spiraling cost of higher education has not been received positively by much of academia.

took office it was announced that he would be one of the new administrations experts on Latin America.