Sentence examples for example the secretary of from inspiring English sources

Last May, for example, the secretary of state, Madeleine Albright, presented a plan to revive the Middle East peace process, complete with an ultimatum for its acceptance by Israel and the Palestinians.

For example, the secretary of state hired a private company to list "possible felons" and others who should be struck from the voting rolls -- and thousands were struck though they were not felons.

All this, plus some $14.5 billion to increase the IMF's capital, becomes a big target for congressional critics to aim at.For example, the secretary of state, Madeleine Albright, thought she had a deal with Jesse Helms on the UN arrears that would not get tied up (as it has in the past) with an amendment opposing abortion.

Now, some of its 25,000 members hold influential positions in the Bush administration, for example Spencer Abraham, the secretary of energy, and Theodore B. Olson, who was confirmed last week as solicitor general.

The cities and local government devolution bill wending its way through parliament would, for example, give the secretary of state for communities and local government the power to transfer the functions and properties of other public bodies to these incipient, unelected combined local authorities.

For example, "when the Secretary of Defense calls something a peace negotiation…then whatever it is that he called a peace negotiation is an instance of negotiating peace" (105).

For corn, for example, it permitted the Secretary of Agriculture to drop this year's price-support loans by 63 cents, to $1.92 a bushel.

For example, take Connie Lawson, the Secretary of State of Indiana who graduated from a program called the Richard Lugar Excellence in Public Service Series, a "political leadership development program... to increase the number of Republican women in local, state, and national elective and appointive offices".

At the Central Party School in Beijing, for example, the secretary general spoke unequivocally of the values embedded in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights and observed: "Achieving the shared goals of human rights is more than an aspiration; it is a foundation of peace and harmony in our modern world.

In 1998, for example, the secretary-treasurer of the union's district council in Washington, Thomas W. Waters, pleaded guilty to embezzling $761,000, while the council's finance director, Barbara T. Wood, confessed to stealing $73,500.

In one example described by Tommy G. Thompson, the secretary of health and human services, county nursing homes borrowed $1.5 billion from a commercial bank.