Sentence examples for outspoken administration from inspiring English sources

"You need to have a committed and outspoken administration and absolute decency for your academic family... then change will happen".

The institution of the draft and the arrest of outspoken anti-administration Democrat Clement Vallandigham further incensed Pierce, who gave an address to New Hampshire Democrats in July 1863 vilifying Lincoln.

Three candidates are outspoken opponents of the administration's policies on Iraq.

A prominent specialist in international law and human rights, Mr. Koh had been an outspoken critic of Bush administration legal policies in the war on terrorism, particularly its claim that harsh interrogation techniques were lawful despite antitorture laws and treaties.

Vicious attacks on synagogues and individual Jews in European cities are rolled into one poisonous European ball with reasoned criticism of both the Sharon government and the Bush administration's outspoken support for it.

With Congress pushing toward a vote on whether to authorize military action in Iraq, President Bush gained some support from two of the Senate's most outspoken critics of the administration's policy.

In an article written for Foreign Affairs and posted on the publication's Web site, Mr. Huckabee became the most outspoken critic of the administration's foreign policy of any Republican candidate except Ron Paul, who is running on an antiwar platform.

The decision to talk to North Korea won praise from the new chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, Joseph R. Biden Jr., the Democrat of Delaware who has been one of the most outspoken critics of the administration's plans for missile defense.

In her roles as both Democratic leader after 2004 and then speaker after Democrats won control of the House in 2006, Ms. Pelosi has been an outspoken critic of the administration's treatment of detainees, saying the specter of torture had damaged the nation's reputation and put military forces at risk.

"If the report isn't released, then I don't see how we're going to get to the bottom of this issue from a factual assessment of what actually happened, because so much of the data is classified," said Alberto Mora, the former general counsel for the U.S. Navy who was outspoken within the Bush administration in his opposition to harsh interrogation tactics.

Unhappy with his new position, Ky became an outspoken critic of Thieu's administration.