Sentence examples for further cabinet from inspiring English sources

He declined further Cabinet office but gave intermittent support to the government until retiring from Parliament in 1872.

Further cabinet changes are coming, people who have spoken to White House officials say, with Tommy G. Thompson, the secretary of health and human services, likely to be the next to resign.

"We've made a couple of deals," the president-elect said late in the day to reporters waiting at his golf resort in Bedminster, N.J., indicating that further Cabinet announcements could come soon.

A11 Two Koreas Take Steps North Korea resisted pressure to resume negotiations over its nuclear program, but agreed to further cabinet-level meetings with the South next month.

Jeremy Corbyn will attempt to confront the crisis facing his leadership on Monday morning as he enters emergency talks with the deputy Labour leader, Tom Watson, amid a series of further shadow cabinet walkouts and a likely vote of no confidence from his MPs.

Mr. Bush's three other designations yesterday further deepened his cabinet's diversity.

Eton, Oxford, Bullingdon, Westminster – if you're looking for a tiny minority who are struggling to integrate, look no further than the cabinet.

Although Sloane's collection was begun by Sir William Courteen, a merchant and shipping magnate, Sloane had purchased and further developed this cabinet of curiosities in the first half of the 18th century.

Ministers aim to cut the emissions from government cars to 130g/km by the summer, but a proposal to slash emissions still further sparked a cabinet row among senior ministers this week over plans to replace British-built ministerial cars with the Japanese Toyota Prius hybrids, which have become popular in government circles.

Venezuela's President Nicolás Maduro has moved his left wing cabinet further leftward in answer both to the political crisis unleashed by the ruling party losing control of the legislature, as well as to the country's acute economic crisis.

But the same day, Mr. Speight promised further unrest over the cabinet.