Sentence examples for Term of cabinet from inspiring English sources

Her term of cabinet office in 1929 31 was marked by the economic crises that beset the second Labour government.

At the end of Bill Clinton's first term, a poll of cabinet experts conducted by the Hearst newspapers rated Reich the most effective cabinet secretary during the Clinton administration.

Britain lags behind other western democracies in terms of the cabinet's gender balance.

Prime minister Essam Sharaf is said to be negotiating the terms of a cabinet shuffle with the Scaf.

A global survey by the Inter-parliamentary Union in 2012 put Canada at 27th place in terms of female cabinet ministers and 40th in terms of women in parliament.

Under the terms of the cabinet decision, banks that decided to accept the bailout were to have the salaries of their executives capped at 500,000 euros a year as long as the banks were indebted to the state.

And when people look back and see the entire slate, what they will say is, not only in terms of my Cabinet but in terms of my White House staff, people are going to say, 'this is one of the most diverse Cabinets and White House staffs of all time.

America said now was not the time to vote on the motion because there was no Palestinian cabinet in place.Palestinian officials said that Mr Qurei had withdrawn his threat to step down next week when the one-month term of the current "emergency cabinet" expires and had been asked by Yasser Arafat to form a new cabinet.

He served in a number of cabinet ministries, including two terms as minister of defense (1991 95; 1999–2004), and he was appointed deputy prime minister in 2004.

It makes you think about that term, cabinet of wonders, and what wonder means.

Executive power is exercised by the president (who is elected by popular vote and serves a nonrenewable five-year term), the cabinet ministers, and the undersecretaries of state.