Sentence examples for bridge cabinet from inspiring English sources

If that was truly the case, Mourinho's last two and a half seasons at Chelsea have done little to disprove Charlton's viewpoint, although they have at least bagged a couple of trophies for the Stamford Bridge cabinet as compensation for all of the off-field issues that have accompanied Mourinho and his particular brand of management.

The little poet had an extraordinary gift for mediation, disarming his enemies by taking them into his cabinet, building bridges to the restive Catholic clergy, stepping aside when necessary, and soothing Washington with sweet words such as "change" and "democracy".

New presidents who use their cabinet choices to bridge party lines tend to think first of big-ticket posts like Defense, State and Treasury, reserving their more partisan appointments for less visible places like the Interior Department and the regulatory agencies.

He said he would build a bridge between Mr. Obama and his cabinet, most of whom rarely interacted with the president.

"The current political realities -- that you have a divided Congress and a diverse electorate that was very split -- almost necessitate a cabinet that crosses all bridges," one adviser said, adding that Mr. Bush also believed in the importance of diversity.

American mediators are preparing proposals to bridge the gaps, Mr. Barak told the cabinet today.

Cabinets of curiosities were a strange bridge between atavistic myth and dawning scientific reality.

In that capacity, he used to act as the bridge and conduit pipe between the judiciary and the cabinet, and he looked after the interests of the judges.

Symbolically, news of her impending arrival at St Thomas' hospital just over the bridge from Westminster was passed to me in a Thursday morning cabinet meeting.

The council's cabinet agreed proposals for £4.9m of cuts to help bridge a £50m budget shortfall for 2014/15.

Democratic opposition research group American Bridge publicly released its files on several of President-elect Donald Trump's cabinet nominees on Monday, a rare step ahead of this week's slew of confirmation hearings.