Sentence examples for cabinet subject from inspiring English sources
The new prime minister would then have 10 days to form a cabinet subject to parliamentary approval.
The president nominates the prime minister and, on the prime minister's recommendation, the cabinet, subject to the Sejm's approval, but the president cannot dismiss the government.
Executive: The President is the commander-in-chief of the military, can veto legislative bills before they become law (subject to Congressional override), and appoints the members of the Cabinet (subject to Senate approval) and other officers, who administer and enforce federal laws and policies.
If every measure proposed by the cabinet were subject to a cliff-hanging vote in parliament, like the welfare changes today, it would not make for stability.
The president's vast appointment powers, which include members of the federal judiciary and the cabinet, are subject to the "advice and consent" (majority approval) of the Senate (Article II, Section 2).
Craig Robertson, an associate professor of media and screen studies at Northeastern University, is writing a history of the filing cabinet, a subject he hit on, he said, while researching his previous book, "The Passport in America".
Nowadays, I'm aware that my job makes my own (very large) bathroom cabinet the subject of some scrutiny, too, and this is one reason I keep it in relatively good order.
This six-sided emission of UV-C light means any item placed in the cabinet is subjected to a dosage of 53 W/m.
The plants were grownin controlled environment (CE) cabinets and subjected to different conditions from 14 daa.
The Wong et al. [ 19] dataset is comprised of 147 transcripts showing statistically significant stress-responsive changes in leaves of Yukon Thellungiella plants grown in cabinets and subjected to cold, drought, salinity, and drought followed by re-watering treatments.
On Tuesday the Labour leader is planning to address his shadow cabinet on the subject of the Chilcot report into the Iraq war, before its publication.
