Sentence examples for performance of the administration from inspiring English sources

This reality conforms to the election expert's conclusion that the presidential election is not usually between two candidates but is instead a referendum on the performance of the administration in currently in power.

We confirmed the improved performance of the administration of the standard total dose (STD) during 14 days (0.25 mg/kg/days14 days) compared with the sub-dose over fewer days (3, 7, or 10 days) (Alvarez et al., 2006).

More attention seems to be given on assessing the performance of the new administration" of President Park Geun-hye.

And would you give us your view of the performance of the Bush administration on sustainability? A. I wish they understood global warming.

As 2013 wound to a close and dismal year-end assessments poured in on the performance of the Obama Administration — the N.S.A. surveillance scandal, the botched Obamacare….

Advisers to Gov. George W. Bush of Texas have already begun to criticize the vice president and his top national security aide by criticizing the performance of the Clinton administration.

One of the striking things about the performance of the Bush administration is how poorly it has followed through in accomplishing the ambitious objectives it set for itself.

He said that he was shocked by the poor performance of the Obama administration's lawyer, Solicitor General Donald B. Verrilli Jr., who was defending the law.

By Lizzie Widdicombe Larry Harvey As 2013 wound to a close and dismal year-end assessments poured in on the performance of the Obama Administration — the N.S.A. surveillance scandal, the botched Obamacare rollout — the President was looking for idea men.

As 2013 wound to a close and dismal year-end assessments poured in on the performance of the Obama Administration — the N.S.A. surveillance scandal, the botched Obamacare rollout — the President was looking for idea men.

"I read this as a strong vote against the dismal, confused performance of the Morsi administration," said Emad Shahin, a political scientist at the American University in Cairo, about the low turnout and high proportion of "no" votes.