Sentence examples for the administration concluded from inspiring English sources

Or has the administration concluded, after its successful mendacity on the tax cut, that dishonesty is always the best policy?

A drug-abuse prevention program run by the Department of Housing and Urban Development would be ended because the administration concluded that it had been ineffective.

Since then, the administration concluded deals for nearly $48bn in weapons sales – triple the $16bn in sales under the George W Bush administration.

China will add intercontinental missiles to its modest fleet of 20 to 24 such weapons no matter what the United States tells China, the administration concluded.

At the same time, the administration concluded, the draft accord would grant foreign inspectors too much access to American installations and companies.

The footnote said the 2001 memorandum, which has not been shared outside the administration, concluded that the Fourth Amendment, which bars unreasonable searches and seizures, did not apply to "domestic military operations" against terrorist threats.

And if the administration concludes that the new health care law does not allow a partial expansion of Medicaid, will it nevertheless grant waivers allowing states to try such an approach?

In any case, one senior official said, even if the administration concludes that it will never close the prison, it cannot acknowledge that because it would revive Guantánamo as America's image in the Muslim world.

Instead they balked under pressure from the administration, concluding the problem is so complex and controversial that it cannot be resolved".

4. The Nixon administration concluded the first strategic arms control agreement and the first agreement banning biological weapons; opened relations with China; ended the decades-long crisis over Berlin; launched the Arab-Israeli peace process; and initiated the Helsinki negotiations, generally accepted as weakening the Soviets' control of their satellite empire and fostering German unification.

The House has been defending DOMA in court since the spring, when the Obama administration concluded that Section 3 of the law is unconstitutional and announced it would no longer defend it on those grounds.