Sentence examples for the administration creates from inspiring English sources

While forecasting the health of the Social Security trust funds has long been part of the program — each year, the administration creates forecasts that look one, five, 10, 20, and even 75 years into the future — the study conducted by the Harvard-Dartmouth team is the first by anyone inside or outside of the government to evaluate their accuracy.

The scenes the administration created to counter them all backfired.

Two federal courts in Louisiana invalidated the ban (though the administration created a new one).

During the transition, the administration created an online "Citizen's Briefing Book" for people to submit ideas to the president.

The administration created a "White House to Main Street" tour, giving Mr. Obama a forum to see and feel America's pain, and offer his plan for relief.

And he takes aim at the inadequacies of the review panels that the administration created in response to the court's decision in Rasul.

So the administration created a "risk corridor" program to help prop up insurers who lost money in the first three years of the law.

The administration created the Web site so the buck necessarily stops with high officials — Kathleen Sebelius, the secretary of health and human services, and President Obama himself — who allowed this to happen.

Drawing from that work, the administration created its vision for the future, known as PlaNYC, which was released by the mayor on Earth Day 2007 and included a host of environmental initiatives, like planting a million trees.

And then there is the mega-controversy the administration created over the anti-conscience contraceptive mandate.

In 2006, the administration created the Global Nuclear Energy Partnership, an international program among nuclear nations that, among other things, seeks to develop ways to reprocess spent nuclear fuel.