Sentence examples for high-level cabinet from inspiring English sources

Prime Minister Tony Blair announced high-level cabinet reassignments.

Davis was later named as one of the members of a high-level cabinet sub-committee which will oversee the Brexit negotiations.

Algeria remains tense, with reports that President Abdelaziz Bouteflika is considering a high-level cabinet reshuffle as a response to five days of violent protests early in January.

Some of the Senate committees that consider high-level cabinet appointments, especially Foreign Relations and Judiciary, have already become evenly divided because of retirements and the defeats of incumbents.

Some Democrats suggested on Tuesday that the episode could severely hurt his chances of becoming secretary of state or taking another high-level cabinet position in a Kerry administration, jobs his name has been linked to.

The American version stars Kevin Spacey as Francis Underwood, a South Carolina congressman and power broker who expects to be rewarded by the president-elect with a high-level cabinet post.

The Guardian's Patrick Wintour reports that there are some high level cabinet disagreements emerging over the way Labour is running its campaign.

“I think people are more nervous waiting on a real foodie, like the late [New York Times reporter] Johnny Apple," he says, "than a high level cabinet member".

Myanmar, ruled by one of the world's most repressive military governments, welcomed a high-level Indian cabinet minister this week -- the first to visit since the generals set aside the 1990 elections there and crushed the democracy movement.

The fast-growing Hispanic population has become crucial to both parties, and Mr. Bush's success in winning a record 44percentt of a voting group that Democrats had hoped to keep a lock on has made the appointment of a high-level Hispanic cabinet officer that much more appealing to Republicans.

On Wednesday, following a high-level meeting of cabinet ministers and ambassadors, Canada's minister of foreign affairs Chrystia Freeland once again rebuked China, calling its behaviour "a threat to all countries".