Sentence examples for cabinet comments from inspiring English sources

"The U.S., by using the press, is waging a psychological war to attain the security agreement, and the published report and views of the International Crisis Group is part of this effort, and it is fully against existing realities in the country," said a report on the cabinet comments by the semiofficial government news service Bakhtar.

Conservative peer Baroness Warsi - the first Muslim woman to sit in a British cabinet - said comments like Mr Johnson's could lead to a rise in hate crime in the UK.

By the time May delivered her post-cabinet media comments, she knew her prediction of "difficult days ahead" was a colossal understatement.

As of now, no one from the Bangladeshi cabinet has commented on this issue except for the BSEC chairman, who later said that he didn't have any problem with the Chinese consortium being awarded the tender.

Later Saturday, the Egyptian cabinet rejected the comments, saying the statement did not go far enough in accepting responsibility.

At cabinet, Cameron's comments prompted colleagues to bang the table four times: when he first entered, when he talked about the government's achievements, and when he echoed comments from both May and Osborne.

The National Farmers Unionn, the Summer Berry Fruits association, and the Farmers' Union of Wales all voiced concern about the cabinet minister's comments on Sunday on the BBC's Andrew Marr Show.

But President Bush and members of his cabinet have made comments lately that suggest they may be willing to shift the emphasis of American policy from eradicating the supply of drugs to reducing the demand for them.

But after an intensive lobbying campaign against the changes by big business and deep opposition from senior cabinet ministers, his comments on Tuesday were much more equivocal, emphasising all the things the government had already done for small business.

The Tory MSP suggests the cabinet secretary's comments today on LFASS are a "screeching U-turn" as it was reported previously that payments might fall to 40% of the current level.

I asked the cabinet office for comment.