Sentence examples for whose administrations from inspiring English sources

No, those who read them also reap the psychic benefits of being admitted to an exclusive club, like Icelandic rodeo queens or American presidents whose administrations did not end in disaster.

There are thousands of interviews to be conducted, including those of two former presidents, Fernando Belaúnde Terry and Alan García Pérez, under whose administrations most of the violence took place.

The two mayors -- whose administrations have gone head-to-head many times in fighting to lure or retain businesses mulling a move across the Hudson -- seemed to be competing now to pay the kindest compliment.

Ulysses S. Grant and Warren Harding, whose administrations were marked by corruption, were judged failures.

Is it George W. Bush, or is it Bill Clinton, in whose administrations many of those now expected to decide the region's affairs once served?

But it was a sharp departure from prior U.S. presidents of both parties, whose administrations pushed back on China's demands for curtailed access.

In China, urban areas refer to administrative regions with population density above 1,500 people/km2, whose administration system usually includes municipal government, district government, and town government.

Clinton, whose administration was pressuring Pres.

rule of Syngman Rhee, whose administration had been spectacularly corrupt.

Ms Clark, whose administration can deny construction permits, says those conditions are yet to be met.

It is named after the French president Georges Pompidou, under whose administration the museum was commissioned.