Sentence examples for cabinet implementing from inspiring English sources

With rising unemployment and a Tory cabinet implementing cuts, a group of young urban guerrillas begin to mobilise.

Love-bombing Duncan Smith and the six years he had been in cabinet implementing, er, cuts to welfare is not the same.

Grant's Civil Service Commission reform rules had limited success, as his cabinet implemented a merit system that increased the number of qualified candidates and relied less on Congressional patronage.

Do we want MPs to be brilliant cabinet ministers, implementing change or dynamic shadow ministers, holding governments to account while leading their party effectively?

He revealed his manifesto, his cabinet and implemented new policies that set the tone for his administration.

In the speech he acknowledged the protesters' demand for political change by announcing that he would dissolve his cabinet and implement new social and economic reforms.

Umunna gave a flavour of the political reforms a Labour cabinet would implement including Miliband's plans for a people's question time and an overhaul of some of the traditional features of parliament such as the portcullis.

This is centre of gravity and a big-hitting senior and respected figure of stature will need to be brought into the cabinet to implement the SDSR and deliver the whole-of-government changes required.

*** It is ironic that the Macmillan cabinet that resisted implementing Wolfenden seems to have contained more "closet queens" than any other of the century.

The president nominates (but cannot remove) the prime minister, who, along with the cabinet, is responsible for implementing the domestic and foreign policy of the state.

For the previous 12 years he had served in Botha's cabinet as a minister implementing the policy of apartheid in a series of portfolios, and although in 1986 he was responsible for the partial removal of many of the so-called petty apartheid laws, his reputation within South Africa was that of the leader of the so-called Verkrampte, or hard-line wing of the National party.