Sentence examples for from their ministers from inspiring English sources

Like in the EU referendum, neither were neutral, which led to civil servants producing clearly biased documents – on orders from their ministers – in efforts to persuade voters of their respective arguments.

At this meeting, facilitated by the Rockefeller Foundation (RF) (2), participating epidemiologists and policy makers proposed creation of the Mekong Basin Disease Surveillance MBDSS) network and, upon returning to their respective countries, obtained approval from their ministers of health to establish MBDS.

"I don't want to hear from their minister of corporate propaganda".

In particular, they've been unhappy with a policy that requires all federal civil servants and scientists to get permission for press interviews from their minister or the Privy Council Office (Harper's central shop) and that all questions be submitted in advance.

Rhetoric about benefit "scroungers" and "skivers" used by the Conservatives will be toned down after a backlash from their own ministers and MPs, who fear the attacks could revive the Tories' image as "the nasty party".

Neither can foreign ministers pursue policies in isolation from their prime minister and Robin Cook's defiance of Blair over the international criminal court's statute was probably the last demonstration of such independence.

On the far left the Communists withdrew their ministers from the cabinet.

The Liberals worked closely with the civil service (drawing several of their ministers from those ranks) and their years of dominance saw prosperity.

"The public deserve better from their Prime Minister".

"Australians expect more from their prime minister," he said.

In a different age, my parents requested from their Methodist minister a letter telling NCH that they were fit people to adopt.