The phrase "a range of cabinet" is not correct in standard English.
It may be intended to refer to a variety of cabinets, but it lacks clarity and proper structure.
Example: "The store offers a range of cabinets for different styles and needs."
Alternatives: "a variety of cabinets" or "a selection of cabinets".
Why you should read it: Vlahos uses paranoid masterpiece Seven Days in May – which depicts an attempted military coup in America – to frame a nuanced consideration of Trump's appointments of recently retired generals to a range of cabinet positions.
A range of cabinet ministers may fall like dominoes as the evidence rolls in.
Given the depth of their experience, Feinstein and Boxer could fill a range of cabinet positions, particularly when it comes to foreign relations.
Like with everything else Ikea sells, the UPPLEVA system is completely customizable with a range of TV sizes and cabinet designs.
"All this Westminster bubble stuff is rather ironic because Andy is very much a creature of Westminster," says Simon Danczuk, the Labour MP for Rochdale, who also gives short shrift to Burnham's pledge to ensure a range of accents in his shadow cabinet ("It's a bit simplistic, isn't it? I want to see people in there on merit, not because of how they talk").
The models can predict the effect of adding a PCM container on cabinet efficiencies, air temperature distributions, product temperatures and air flow patterns inside the cabinet at a range of operating conditions including space air temperatures and evaporator air velocities.
The new cabinet comprises a range of technocrats, mainly promoted from within the ranks.
The cabinet approved a range of housing subsidies and loans for more than 600 Israeli communities deemed "national priority areas," expanding an earlier list.
In an ideal scenario, his White House staff should be in place, and the 100 highest-ranking government agency officials — the cabinet, plus a range of defense, homeland security, disaster and pandemic response officials — should be ready to start work the moment Mr. Trump puts his hand on the Bible, to guard the nation from vulnerability during the transfer of power.
He likes to mix things up and early 16th-century engravings by Albrecht Dürer, or a tableau by a disciple of Rogier van der Weyden, might also share space with exotic stuffed animals and a range of skulls and skeletons in his cabinet of curiosities.
Politically ministers know they might face a backlash, and there is certainly a range of opinions, shall we say, in Cabinet about the pace of change.
