Sentence examples for help ministers from inspiring English sources

South Korea will host a key transitional meeting to help ministers prepare for the event.

We propose some specific reforms that would help ministers and permanent secretaries to understand each other's roles and responsibilities, and to work together more effectively.

The prince's widely shared antipathy to the National Gallery "carbuncle" once proposed in Trafalgar Square was said to "help" ministers reject what they would have rejected anyway.

Offshore windfarms could help ministers fill the low carbon power gap created by Hitachi and Toshiba scrapping nuclear plants, the executive suggested.

In the case of the United Church of Christ, students developed a website that will help ministers make the link between the ethical implications of climate change and their own liturgical calendars.

Teignbridge district council is one of 11 vanguard councils testing the self-build water to help ministers meet their commitment to double the number of self-build or custom built homes by 2020.

"We realized that what the Lord had in store for that old Clarkston Baptist Church was to transition into a truly international church and to help minister to all these ethnic groups moving into the county," Mr. Perrin said.

As the church grows, however, it will need to have a pastoral care team to help minister when the pastor cannot.

The companies have been given a special role in helping ministers meet their pledge to cut energy use across government by 10% in their first year in office.

But it also helps ministers as they try to swing public opinion behind subsiding nuclear power stations and providing incentives for shale gas explorers.

He said Sir Gus O'Donnell, former head of the UK civil service, had confirmed that two years ago that Scottish government officials were entirely justified in helping ministers pursue their political objectives.