Sentence examples for appoint cabinet from inspiring English sources

The Constitution gives the president sweeping powers to dissolve Parliament and appoint cabinet ministers.

He or she can appoint cabinet members and senior civil servants, and chair meetings of the cabinet.

If Enrico Letta is invited to form a government today, his first task is to appoint cabinet ministers.

And the law should be changed to allow mayors to appoint cabinet members from beyond the ranks of elected council officials.

In a draft bill AK deputies proposed, among other things, that the president be allowed to dissolve parliament and to appoint cabinet ministers.

Mr. Ponta's defenders said the referendum was justified because, they said, Mr. Basescu had abused his authority by, among other things, employing the country's secret services against his rivals and refusing to appoint cabinet ministers chosen by the prime minister.

The Governing Council recently appointed cabinet ministers to run government departments.

Nora's husband, Thomas Vaughan, is no longer a bank manager but a newly appointed cabinet minister.

Earlier this month, their newly appointed cabinet had been forced to resign rather than face a confidence vote it was bound to lose.

With neither the rights nor the responsibilities of governing, elected representatives largely function as an opposition to the royally appointed cabinet.

In an interview broadcast this evening on Al Jazeera, the Arab television network, Mr. Jafari said he hoped that the Council would begin appointing cabinet ministers next week.