John liao Posted 12 years ago
Vocabulary
regency usage?
On the beehive website, an article written in 2008 by Chris Cater who was serving as Minister of Education, outlined that during the regency of Labour-led government, $400 million had been invested in ICT projects which included offering principals and teachers laptop computers, equipping rural schools with broadband, building Virtual Learning Network which allowed students and teachers to be able to connect with their classrooms 24 hours a day, e-Mentoring for the purposes of delivering real-time, online tuition to students in music courses to enable them to have video conference with experts from around the world.
May I use regency like this?
May I use regency like this?
Top answer
john liao May I use regency like this? Not unless you wish to imply that the Labour government was monarchical and absolute.
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john liaoMay I use regency like this?Not unless you wish to imply that the Labour government was monarchical and absolute.
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Obviously, Labour government was not monarchical, the Labour party just take the position in turn.
But how could I describe this in this situation?
But how could I describe this in this situation?
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...during the administration of the Labour-led government, ...
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