Another major difference is that the new exchange of letters comes in the wake of the administration's agreement with Russia to seek the peaceful transfer of Syria's chemical weapons.
One recent poll indicated that Mr. Bloomberg's popularity had tumbled noticeably in the wake of his administration's response to the Christmas weekend blizzard, a payroll accounting scandal and his selection of Cathleen P. Black, a publishing executive with little education background, as the new schools chancellor.
In 2005, he famously remarked during a telethon to help victims of Hurricane Katrina that "George Bush doesn't care about black people," an impolitic remark that still crystallized a feeling among Mr. Bush's critics in the wake of the administration's slow response to the crisis in New Orleans.
But, by and large, Trump and his military advisers appear unperturbed by the heavy criticism they've received in the wake of his administration's first military blunder.
The FISA court, created by Congress in 1978, was designed to be a check against government surveillance in the wake of the Nixon administration.
But the Romney campaign may find it more difficult to stay on message in the wake of the Obama administration's announcement that it would stop deporting younger immigrants who came to the United States as children.
E3 BUSINESS DAY C1-30 Oil PricEbbEbb The prices of crude and home heating oil fell in the wake of the Clinton administration's decision to release 30 million barrels of oil from the nation's emergency reserve.
The prices of crude and home heating oil fell yesterday in the wake of the Clinton administration's decision last week to release 30 million barrels of oil from the nation's emergency reserve.
She spent months, and in some cases years, following and listening to them, and finding out how they lived, particularly in the wake of the Clinton administration welfare reforms.
In the wake of the Obama Administration's decision to take a hard line on bailout funding for G.M. and Chrysler, there's been a lot of talk about why there seems to be a double standard at work in the way the Administration is dealing with the automakers and the way it's dealing with the banks.
