Sentence examples for sort of administration from inspiring English sources

Much like the low-end manufacturing models that were the drivers of regional economic growth, there has been a push to slash the sort of administration and salary expenditures that cause concern to many western donors.

Just what sort of Vice-President would Paul Ryan be, in what sort of Administration?

By Amy Davidson Sorkin November 5, 2012 Just what sort of Vice-President would Paul Ryan be, in what sort of Administration?

Mark Kleiman at the Reality-Based Community, however, finds the State Department's explanation credible, up to a point: I wouldn't jump to the conclusion that snooping into Obama's passport records was some sort of Administration plot.

Before the 1990s, the study found, all sorts of former clerks served in the government under all sorts of administrations.

The pressing problem with apprenticeships is not that the entry system needs that sort of overall administration but that there are nowhere near enough places for people to apply to.

The 284,374 registered Democratic voters in Nassau County will have to decide whether Mr. DiNapoli's promise to work across party lines is what Nassau needs or whether he will end up giving the county more of the same sort of political administration that has helped to sink the county in a sea of patronage and red ink.

Minefold wants to eliminate any sort of system administration by allowing gamers to simply go to their site and start playing, allowing each player to pay for their usage separately.

As the military historian Max Boot wrote in The Weekly Standard, "Afghanistan and other troubled lands today cry out for the sort of enlightened foreign administration once provided by self-confident Englishmen in jodhpurs and pith helmets".

The remaining staff is polluted with "loyal Bushies," the term Mr. Gonzales's chief of staff used for the sort of lawyers the administration wanted in jobs with a proud tradition of impartiality.

But the situation on the ground has run far ahead of the political planning, with proposals for some sort of temporary United Nations administration buttressed by an international force still vague.