"People have the right to expect their cabinet to make a hard-headed assessment, a hard-headed judgment of the national interest and to act on it, I think not pushing for an Australian to head the UN would be an extraordinary failure on that front".
It's not every actress who can make a hard-headed rationalist like me believe in ghosts.
"Most people will make a hard-headed, practical calculation in the coming referendum on what is best for the British people," he said.
Before you can take any decisions about security spending, policy or management, the first thing you have to do is make a hard-headed risk assessment.First, try to imagine all of the possible ways in which security could be breached.
McFadden, who sat in Gordon Brown's cabinet as Lord Mandelson's deputy at the business department, said he would make a "hard-headed, patriotic case" for Britain to remain in Europe.
Now the only customers to make a hard-headed evaluation of what's available in a "consumption space" are those checking for bargains, ethics or authenticity in charity shops, as described in a 2002 study.
Rose, speaking ahead of the in campaign launch on Monday, said: "Most people, myself included, will make a hard-headed, practical calculation in the coming referendum on what is best for the British people.
"Make a hard ask," one entry read.
Make a hard password, pin, or pattern.
Make a hard decision for big scratches.
Make a hard-to-reach cleaning stick.
