Sentence examples for series of administrations from inspiring English sources

Before the series of administrations began in 2008, the company had 300 stores employing almost 3,000 staff.

Another ambiguous term is the word "treatment," which for radionuclide therapies involving planned repeated administrations may refer to one administration or a series of administrations.

A series of administrations from both the right and the left have implemented so-called "mano dura," or "iron fist," crackdowns on gangs.

The move is the latest in a series of administration decisions pushing back thorny environmental matters beyond next November's presidential election to try to avoid the heat from opposing interests — business lobbies or environmental and health advocates — and to find a political middle ground.

The initiative is the latest in a series of administration efforts dating to 2003 to weaken air quality protections at national parks, including failed moves to prohibit federal land managers from commenting on permits for new pollution sources more than 31 miles away from their areas.

Since the 1990s, a series of special administrations have been put in charge of Pompeii.

Through 40 years of the cold war, deception by a series of American administrations denied the public vital knowledge.

Mr. Kirwin, reviewing briefly the legislative record of this century, said the Republicans had had only one good President in that period, Theodore Roosevelt, while a series of Democratic Administrations had provided notable advancement for the people.

I wish we could see such love, but instead we have deepening class divisions in which the middle classes of all races flee from what's happening in the inner city, while a series of national administrations provides no hope for the poor.

He had long hoped for promotion to a higher court, but a series of Republican administrations offered little opportunity for an old New Dealer to advance.

And that's what Ben Bernanke's Fed is trying to do with the financial mess left by a series of GOP administrations that have.