Sentence examples for representative of the administration from inspiring English sources

"But as a representative of the administration he would make sure that the appropriate cabinet-level agency, which in this case is the Interior Department, deals with the issue".

"It's difficult for administration witnesses to step outside of their role as a representative of the administration," Fattah pointed out.

The press secretary is effectively the public relations representative of the administration, and Sean Spicer is a terrible PR man.

Napolitano spoke as a representative of the administration, making the case that Obama's team has handled immigration as well as they could so far, but now an overhaul of the system is needed.

On Friday, April 8, a representative of the administration, essentially a security guard, entered Antonio's office (without informing either him or anyone else in the department more than a few minutes beforehand), demanded his keys and told him to leave.

The widely respected General H.R. McMaster, who replaced disgraced former military man Mike Flynn, is seen as a leading representative of the administration's moderates, a counter to chief strategist Steve Bannon's radical wing, and a restraining influence on the president's impulses.

Its board of directors includes representatives of the administration, power producers, power retailers, large and small consumers and environmentalists.

"The references by different representatives of the administration to the supposed involvement of the Syrian government in the incident allegedly using chemical weapons in Eastern Ghouta last week are especially perplexing," the foreign ministry statement said.

We have repeatedly invited representatives of the administration to attend our general assemblies, where the university can be held accountable to its commitments; an issue that affects so many students has no place in back-room meetings.

Mr. Summers and other leading representatives of the administration should move to recognize and correct this dissonance.

Similarly, the Democratic Party did not organize people to compare Bush to Hitler, to question the legitimacy of his presidency or to shout down representatives of the administration or Republican members of congress at meetings throughout the country.