Sentence examples for future ministers from inspiring English sources

The congregation will put proceeds from the sale into an endowment to cover housing costs for future ministers.

Nor was politics, though he helped to create and run the National Organisation for Labour Students (now Labour Students), whose 1970s luminaries included several future ministers.

But on Saturday, during a beach retreat with his future ministers, he told reporters that "the country suffered" from the welcome accorded General Pinochet.

Cable announced that the government had reviewed its system of monitoring arms exports and that in future ministers would be able to "suspend" arms exports quickly in the event of political upheaval or a regional crisis.

It will also say that a reformed Press Complaints Commission should have its work overseen by a royal charter body entrenched in law, and so not open to subsequent change by future ministers.

To the future ministers, Emerson, having vividly sketched the dismal state of the contemporary church — "It has lost its grasp on the affection of the good, and the fear of the bad" — said, "Cast behind you all conformity, and acquaint men at first hand with Deity".

Another future minister, Gordon Brown, spoke at a 1987 pre-election rally in Glasgow.

Is membership of the Bullingdon really a fit student occupation for a future minister or mayor?

His coterie includes former leftists, one of whom, jailed by Marcos, is tipped as a future minister.

If you want a job in politics, you can't tell a current or future minister to fuck off.

As was the fact that it was a conversation between the country's president and her future minister.