Sentence examples for over several administrations from inspiring English sources
The book draws on in-depth case studies of policy making in Argentina, Brazil, Chile, and Mexico over several administrations and across three policy areas: health care, pensions, and income support.
In many ways, the draft reveals a philosophical U-turn for the city, which over several administrations became oriented toward providing emergency shelter to homeless people, rather than considering ways to prevent homelessness.
For years, over several administrations, the two sides have accused each other of being unable or unwilling to accurately name the problem with a system they agree is broken.
WASHINGTON — In the past, White House chief ushers have largely been public servants, military personnel or career staff members who worked their way up the usher ladder over several administrations.
"Dennis is viewed as the éminence grise, a sort of Rasputin who casts a spell over secretaries of state and presidents," said Aaron David Miller, a Middle East expert who has worked with him over several administrations and says he is an admirer.
Over several administrations, American officials have interpreted and stretched the 2001 authorization for use of force against the perpetrators of the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks as granting legal permission to wage an armed conflict against not just Al Qaeda and the Taliban, but also other Sunni Islamist groups with links to Al Qaeda in the Middle East and North Africa.
(Government encouragement over the last several administrations helped as well).
Today, WikiLeaks dropped another bombshell collection of secret government documents, "Espionnage Élysée," detailing the extent to which the NSA has spied on French officials over the past several administrations.
Several administrations over decades have refrained from arming the peshmerga due to concerns about reprisals from Saddam Hussein and his successors.
Based on Kate Andersen Brower's non-fiction book of the same name, the show will follow the relationships between White House staff and the various First Families who come to live in the famous address over the course of several administrations.
New Jersey's fiscal oversight agency today formally took over the financial operation of Camden, the state's poorest city and one that has for years, over several mayoral administrations, defied efforts by the state to correct fiscal abuses.
