Sentence examples for appointing ministers from inspiring English sources
Even her manner of appointing ministers had warmth.
"They are busy appointing ministers and with corruption.
The biggest gripe has been the delay in appointing ministers.
"The Council has a lot of authority, appointing ministers, diplomats, budgets, security," Mr. Talabani said.
The code also makes clear that appointing ministers, in this case Duncan Smith, are held responsible for their advisers' conduct.
Mr. Morsi and his allies say they are bending Egypt's nature toward justice by appointing ministers and aides with reformist tendencies while purging traditional centers of power — like the military and the Interior Ministry — of the hated old guard.
He appoints ministers and judges, and can veto bills.
The minister-president appoints ministers with the consent of the Landtag.
Mr Kibaki's newly appointed ministers at first insisted there was nothing to negotiate.
The sitting monarch signs bills into law, and formally appoints ministers and judges.
The president enjoys expanded powers to appoint ministers, declare a state of emergency, and dissolve parliament.
