Sentence examples for hon minister from inspiring English sources
At the launch, the Hon Minister Asha Abdallah Juma stated, "The right laws and policies, properly resourced, implemented and enforced, are an essential foundation for protecting children from violence and promoting their survival, education and development.
Save the Children Australia Office of the CEO Paul Ronalds 7 August 2015 Hon Peter Dutton MP Minister for Immigration Parliament House Dear Minister I appreciate you making the time available to meet with me on Wednesday 12 August 2015 and write now to advise of three key matters which I hope to have the opportunity to discuss with you. 1.
The Rt Hon David Willetts MP, Minister for Science, did up the first nut to join the carbon fibre monocoque (my "1000 mph office") to the rear lower-chassis.
The Hon. Minister McIntosh thanked the Government of Japan for the grant and said it will target the well-being, health and nutrition of children.
Hon Prime Minister, who has been appointed by the UN Secretary General for this critical task.
Hon Prime Minister of the Government of the Republic of Namibia, as SUN Lead Group to advance the strength and security of nations by improving maternal and child nutrition.
Hon Prime Minister of the Government of the Republic of Namibia initiated the "Namibia Alliance for Improved Nutrition" (NAFIN) in 2009 with a vision to bring together different Government departments involved in nutrition and food security, the private sectors, NGOs and development partners.
"The large quantity of measles vaccines and other supplies that were received in connection with the recent outbreak of the disease in some parts of the country helped prevent further spread of the measles and immunize against future outbreak" said Mr. Choe Su Hon Vice Minister, Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Democratic Republic of Korea.
The deputy education minister, Hon Choon Kim, was quoted as saying: "We figured that if we reach out to parents this way, it will have greater impact.
He will be joined by Martha Lane Fox (Doteveryone) and Rt Hon Matt Hancock MP (Minister of State responsible for digital policy at the Department for Culture, Media and Sport) to discuss the impact of Brexit on startups and the ecosystem as a whole.
