Sentence examples for diverse cabinets from inspiring English sources

"I think people are going to say this is one of the most diverse cabinets and White House staffs of all time," Mr. Obama said.

Instead, May has installed another white man in one of the least diverse cabinets in recent memory.

And when people look back and see the entire slate, what they will say is, not only in terms of my Cabinet but in terms of my White House staff, people are going to say, 'this is one of the most diverse Cabinets and White House staffs of all time.

He earned credit for appointing a diverse cabinet, comprising Communists, trade unionists, and capitalists.

He has appointed a diverse cabinet, which includes a Copt and figures from the Mubarak era.

After the election, several aides said Mr. Bush was more concerned than ever about assembling a diverse cabinet.

"Because the senator is committed to having a very diverse cabinet and certain positions are probably going to certain people, it means that other cabinet positions will probably go to minorities and women," Mr. Tittel said.

"What Colin Powell serves is to give the illusion that the Bush cabinet is a diverse cabinet, made up of people of color," when "in fact, none of that is what is true," he said.

The Army's announcement came as a new caretaker Iraqi government, headed by Iyad Allawi and including a diverse cabinet of 33 Iraqis, accepted their appointments and the United Nations announced that an electoral commission will set up polling for January 2005.

"A diverse cabinet, more fairness in city contracts, this is a legacy Daley inherited from Harold Washington," said Maria de los Angeles Torres, director of the department of Latin American and Latino studies at the University of Illinois at Chicago.

Led by a new prime minister, Iyad Allawi, a diverse cabinet of 33 Iraqis accepted their appointments in a ceremony marked by extraordinary security, a somber tone and measured promises of better days.