Sentence examples for pace of the administration from inspiring English sources

Two days ago, Mr. Powell acknowledged his frustration with the slow pace of the administration so far, telling The Washington Times that "we do have an interest in making sure that West Africa doesn't simply come apart".

At best, these Americans are frustrated with the slow pace of the administration's economic policies.

But putting a new government program in place will take time, suggesting the measured pace of the administration's response to the Islamic State advance will continue.

The trickle pace of the Obama administration's efforts to sift through backlogs of pending deportations has underwhelmed the immigrant community, Julia Preston reports.

The proposal had been expected, but some lawmakers, impatient with the pace of the new administration's efforts, had begun moving ahead themselves.

If those 2 million (or 3 million) deportations were to take place over one term, Trump would need to more than double the record-setting pace of the Obama administration's first six years in office, when the U.S. expelled roughly 400,000 people per year.

In light of the deterioration of Iraq in the past weeks, they extracted promises from Campbell to review the pace and scale of the administration's drawdown – a sign that Campbell's nomination is not in jeopardy – even as Campbell dismissed concerns that the Afghan military would prove as fragile in post-US Afghanistan as Iraq's did.

Running unopposed, he was elected president in 1938 as leader of the right wing of the Liberal Party; as president he moderated the reforming pace of the previous Liberal administration.

In choosing Mr Sanusi who led one of Nigeria's biggest and most successful private banks—as CBN governor, the president probably wanted to demonstrate his commitment to maintaining and deepening Nigeria's market-oriented reform drive, after substantial criticism of the slow pace of his administration's economic management.

The fast pace and ambitious nature of the administration's antimissile defense program -- and the administration's renewed vow to jettison or fundamentally rewrite the treaty -- is likely to reinvigorate the trans-Atlantic debate.

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