Sentence examples for learning secretary from inspiring English sources

And she actually talks about the joy of learning!" "Secretary Duncan looks forward to working with Mayor de Blasio, Chancellor Fariña and their team," said Dorie Nolt, U.S. Secretary of Education Arne Duncan's press secretary.

It was learned that Secretary of State Dean Rusk voiced a personal plea to provide for the stand-by quota as a valuable weapon against the Cuban government, Mr. Rusk testified June 8.

According to Bob Woodward of The Washington Post, it was Ms. Rice who helped arrange private meetings between Mr. Powell and Mr. Bush last year after Mr. Powell learned that Secretary of Defense Donald H. Rumsfeld had been holding periodic one-on-one sessions with the president.

When Adams learned, as Secretary of State, that his department had been charged with producing a report on units of measurement (even then there was talk of America going metric), he decided to research and write it himself, over uncountable hours.

I first learned of Secretary Castro due to his Keynote Address at the 2012 Democratic National Convention.

"So I was sorry to learn that Secretary Mattis, who shares those clear principles, will soon depart the administration.

As we learned from Secretary of State John Kerry's offhand remark about Assad turning over chemical weapons, there are often other diplomatic solutions to the problems that war claims to solve -- but how can governments encourage creative problem solving?

We have yet to learn what Secretary Clinton will do in the coming years to extend her work at the State Department, but we hope that she will continue to advocate for public/private partnerships and remain as a leader in the worldwide movement to embrace the power of making good to transform lives.

"I am sure that you will agree with me that we must not risk forcing schools to subsidise meals by reducing their spending on teaching and learning," the education secretary wrote to the Treasury in November.

Gordon Brown ordered his officials to pull the rug from under Mr Byers after learning the transport secretary had asserted the deal was secured during a meeting the two men had over the weekend.

"Every press secretary learns how wide a berth the press will give him," Mr. Fleischer said.