Sentence examples for cabinet party from inspiring English sources

"Similar to the development of any policy commitment, the mechanics for the plebiscite and amendments to the Marriage Act, including appropriate protections for religious freedom, will be subject to the usual cabinet, party room and parliamentary processes after the election".

He continues to occupy the Army House, the government residence of the chief of army staff, in the garrison city of Rawalpindi just to the south of the capital, and continues to meet the cabinet, party officials and military officers there.

For Mr Gawne, already tied by collective responsibility in the Council of Ministers (the equivalent of the UK cabinet), party allegiance is immaterial: "The way Manx politics works, you get a group of a half-dozen people together with like-minded views, you make a lot of headway".

On 21 June and 23 August a spokeswoman for Brandis said: "The mechanics for the plebiscite and amendments to the Marriage Act, including appropriate protections for religious freedom, will be subject to the usual cabinet, party room and parliamentary processes, and it is inappropriate to pre-empt these".

It's what happens when cabinet ministers, party leaders and prime-ministerial wannabes sprinkle arguments with racist poison.

His priority is wiping out corruption "in 90 days", by setting a good example and keeping his cabinet and party clean.

He has called for unity and is expected to distribute cabinet and party posts to competitors as well as allies to underscore his conciliatory approach.

Headed by a provisional leader and shadow cabinet, the party was a blank canvas on which voters could project their unease with the government.

But few people watching the wily Wilson could have doubted that this was his goal, the referendum merely a device to sustain his divided cabinet and party.

Although the chancellor is unlikely to comment on the outcome of the Italian election, members of her cabinet and party made clear her government's position in comments published on Tuesday.

Japan's foreign minister, Katsuya Okada, said Thursday that he would resign as part of what was expected to be a broad reshuffling of cabinet and party posts by the newly re-elected prime minister, Naoto Kan.