Sentence examples for cabinet formation from inspiring English sources

Work on democratic delegation needs coherent and integrated recording of parties, elections and cabinets to study aspects of democratic representation such as electoral dynamics, cabinet formation and policy making.

"The coming 100 days are going to be very important - the cabinet formation, the budget, even some indications of how the government is going to move to get the economy back on track, all these will be very important events to watch," the paper quotes economic analyst Rashesh Shah as saying.

"In the pursuit of news and information, journalists talk to an array of people from all professional backgrounds; this case being an unfolding political story on cabinet formation, after the general elections," it said.

The Egyptian stockmarket rose on the cabinet's formation.

Despite the cabinet's formation, sectarian tensions remain a serious concern here.

Later that day Băsescu nominated intelligence chief Mihai Răzvan Ungureanu to succeed Boc, and Ungureanu began talks with coalition leaders about the composition of his cabinet and the formation of a new government.

Among them have been the appointment of a bipartisan cabinet and the formation of an international truth commission headed by the former vice president of Guatemala, Eduardo Stein, who was--not coincidentally--the independent and stalwart OAS representative in Peru after then-President Fujimori ran for an unconstitutional third term in a criticized election.

Each test strain was grown in sterile microtitre plates and incubated at 37°C for 24 and 48 hours in an anaerobic cabinet to allow formation of adherent growth (biofilm) on the walls of the wells.

Many worry that it will be hard to say the same about the recommendations of the Sixth Pay Commission, whose formation the cabinet approved last month.

O'Donnell published a draft of the chapter of the cabinet manual on the formation of a coalition government in early 2010 because he expected voters to elect a hung parliament.

Goodies such as the introduction of proportional representation for European elections, seats on cabinet committees and the formation of the commission on electoral reform chaired by Lord Jenkins, a former leader of the Lib Dem peers all are held up as the immediate benefits of the new Lib-Lab relationship.