Sentence examples for the administration open from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, students, faculty members and alumni who advocated for a harder look at Cooper Union's expenses convened large assemblies to demand that the administration open its books.

Some analysts have said this lack of political cover may leave the administration open to being undermined in parliament.

Doing so could leave the administration open to charges of interfering with a nonpartisan position for political reasons.

Anything less would insult the public and leave the Administration open to the charge that it is pursuing white-collar crime less vigorously than the Bush Administration, which, for all its sins, did aggressively go after Ken Lay, Bernie Ebbers, Dennis Kozlowski, and other rogue C.E.O.s.

The administration opened the can on these worms in Iraq.

With bipartisan support from Congress — though criticism from human rights organizations — the administration opened the door to the first significant investments in decades in an impoverished country of 55 million now undergoing a sweeping, if incomplete, political transformation.

After a week of tension and nonstop meetings in which faculty and student intermediaries tried to negotiate an end to the standoff, the administration opened the gates to 1,000 New York City police officers, who rushed into the five buildings and plowed into the protesters, swinging riot clubs and nightsticks.

This action by the administration opens the door for sport hunting and trapping seasons on wolves in these states, many of which have extremely hostile wolf management plans that call for dramatic reduction in numbers of wolves--undoing the very recovery that occurred under federal protection.

Too high of a jump could have left G.M. and the Obama administration open to the charge that they priced the stock too low, abandoning paper profits that could have gone to taxpayers instead.

That achievement has unraveled, leaving the Obama administration open to attacks from rights activists and Republicans that it had failed to adequately protect Mr. Chen after he left the sanctuary of the United States Embassy here on Wednesday.

The Grandmothers of the Plaza de Mayo, a rights group trying to locate children believed stolen from their imprisoned mothers, have requested that the Clinton administration open C.I.A. files that could help them in their search.