Sentence examples for a trusted minister from inspiring English sources

The czar said as much himself, according to a trusted minister.

She immediately called a trusted minister and was put in touch with the Presbytery of Hudson River, which oversees all Presbyterian churches in the region.

Merenre elevated his father's trusted minister, Uni, to the post of governor of Upper Egypt, an unprecedented honour that placed all Upper Egypt under a single official.

Chichester Festival Theatre's chairman is former British Trade Secretary Lord Young, once Margaret Thatcher's most trusted minister.

She was named in honor of Maximilien de Béthune, Duke of Sully, trusted minister of King Henry IV.

And we can recall King Solomon's Parable: Solomon, the powerful and wealthy king, chooses to test his most loyal and trusted minister, Benaiah Ben Yehoyada.

He was one of Mr Mugabe's most loyal and trusted ministers, a staunch defender of Zimbabwe's involvement in Congo's war.

Slowly, he transferred deliberative powers to these more trusted ministers.

So can we trust ministers and the spooks in future to allow the judges to disclose such evidence of wrongdoing?

It shows that 62% of voters do not trust ministers on the health service, nearly double the 34% who say they do.

MOSCOW — On the eve of a third major antigovernment demonstration, a trusted aide to Prime Minister Vladimir V. Putin said that Russian intelligence services "two or three years ago" reported that there were plans for the outbreak of street protests in Moscow, implying that a blueprint for political unrest was drawn up in Washington.