Sentence examples for rotten administration from inspiring English sources
Lant Pritchett of Harvard University has described India as a "flailing state" thanks to its rotten administration.
Even if policy did not change, the memo undermines the administration's "rotten apples" defence in Abu Ghraib.Lastly, Mr Bush's reaction was not reassuring.
Mr. Bush's message, by contrast, is one of innuendo but not indecision: "Times are good, but this administration is rotten".
Communities secretary Eric Pickles acted after describing the Tower Hamlets administration as "rotten", in the wake of Lutfur Rahman's conviction.
"The actions of the [FSU] administration were a rotten fish; they stunk," concludes Philip Froelich, the tenured Francis Eppes Professor of Oceanography.
We inherited a rotten borough from a terrible Labour administration that was anything but progressive.
And the administration's reaction to Richard Clarke's "Against All Enemies" provides more evidence of something rotten in the state of our government.
That the local administration and police knew about the problems and chose not to prevent them clearly shows something is rotten in Rotherham.
When progressive Democrats have a difference of opinion with a Democratic administration or Democrats in Congress, they don't say that the administration or Congressional Democrats are fundamentally rotten; they express their disagreement on the particular issue.
