Sentence examples for cabinet task from inspiring English sources

A cabinet task force reported on Thursday that the government's plan to eradicate the worst of the banks' bad debts would destroy 602,000 jobs, and 20 to 30percentt of those workers would not find new work.

This, along with the creation of a cross-government cabinet task force on mental health, a child and adolescent mental health services (Camhs) taskforce and select committee report, meant investing in and understanding this important part of health and care was in everyone's minds.

Finally, he put Dick Cheney, the vice president, in charge of a cabinet-task force to work out a "comprehensive energy policy" to be presented in May.These moves were perhaps not too surprising coming from an administration led by two former oil-industry executives (Mr Bush and Mr Cheney have both worked for oil companies).

The cabinet's task is to co-ordinate the legislative agenda and to seek a consensus with other political parties.That is how the legislative process has worked since the LDP came together in 1955.

We immediately established a cabinet-level task force to address the crisis.

Under the cabinets for task lighting she placed incandescent tubular lamps.

Mr. Cheney, the former chief executive of an oil-field services company, heads a cabinet-level task force drafting Mr. Bush's energy strategy, expected this month.

The larger danger is that it could serve as a template for the cabinet-level task force appointed by President Bush to devise a comprehensive national energy strategy.

In its overall plan, G.M. needs to show President Obama's new cabinet-level task force that it can substantially reduce costs and make a convincing case about its long-term viability by a March 31 deadline.

President Obama, in convening the annual meeting of his cabinet-level task force on human trafficking last week, noted the work the administration has done in law enforcement, aid to victims and diplomatic pressure to help the millions around the world who toil "under the boot of modern slavery".

Pickles, a northern fish out of water in the Cameroon cabinet, was tasked by the then PM (and kept on by Theresa May) with looking into electoral corruption after a running battle in Tower Hamlets, east London, led to the removal of mayor Lutfur Rahman and a PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC) investigation.