Administrations is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for ADMINISTRATIONS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• ADMINISTRATION, the performance of executive duties
• the people responsible for running a business, organization, etc.
• the management and disposition of the property of a deceased person, debtor, or insolvent company, by a legally appointed administrator
• the government in power
• the term of office of a political leader or government
• (in the US) a department or agency of the government
• the process or activity of running a business, organization, etc.
• the management of public affairs; government
• the action of dispensing, giving, or applying something
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• performance of executive duties; management

Words related to ADMINISTRATIONS

administration17

Words that contain ADMINISTRATIONS

coadministrations22 maladministrations23 misadministrations23

How to use ADMINISTRATIONS in a sentence

• But it is not my purpose to write a complete history of Jackson or of his administrations.
• During the Jacksonian administrations they became known more simply as Whigs and Democrats.
• His course during the administrations of Washington and Adams has given occasion to most of the criticism which he has encountered.
• I might find a witness in every citizen who has shared in, or been attentive to, the course of public administrations.
• And there are differences of administrations, but the same Lord.
• That enterprise was begun during the First Intervention, and continued by succeeding administrations.
• The two brothers reigned with such wonderful harmony, that no indications can be seen of separate administrations.
• This section has been a fertile field for political experimental purposes by successive Republican administrations, ever since the second administration of President Grant.
• But Palmerston was born and bred a Tory, and from 1807 to 1830 held office in Tory Administrations.
• The remaining thirty-five years of his life he spent, for the most part, in Whig Administrations, but a Whig he was not.
• London, under which name he classed all Government officials, offices, departments, and administrations, particularly roused his ire.
• On it have been lavished whatever public funds were necessary, and to its efficiency has been devoted the unceasing care and thought of successive Administrations.
• The organization of our county administrations may be thought more difficult.
• The shortcomings of the Gentile administrations will be pictured by us in the darkest colors.
• Ingalls disliked very much the scrupulous administrations of Hayes and Harrison.
• He never troubled himself about majorities or administrations, still less about crowds or mobs or spasms of popular excitement.
• The first two had controlled the patronage of the general government very largely during the administrations of Jackson, Van Buren and Polk.
• Such are battles and conquests, the foundation of new empires and the fall of old ones, changes in governments, and the administrations of renowned monarchs.
• The comparative merits of their respective administrations for a long time agitated and divided public opinion.
• It has been repeatedly alleged that he has in this particular signally departed from the course which has been pursued under recent Administrations of the Government.
• The Administrations of Presidents Lincoln, and Johnson represent two distinct epochs.
• Good laws, good administrations, and the perpetuity of the government itself, depend upon the manner in which the people discharge their public duties.
• In the list of his successors, the merchants who have distinguished themselves by honorable and successful administrations occupy prominent places.
• Your policies, your ambitions, your administrations have passed by us like the transient and embarrassed phantoms that they were.
• This has been declared from the Pension Bureau, not only in this but in prior Administrations.
• And I win maintain, that there would never be, upon this continent, during their respective administrations, another war.
• The practice of the early administrations was reasonable and natural.
• Reform, therefore, is merely a return to the principle and purpose of the Constitution and to the practice of the early administrations.

Similar words containing ADMINISTRATION without suffix s

administration17 coadministration21 misadministration22 maladministration22 coadministrations22 maladministrations23 misadministrations23 antiadministration21

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