Sentence examples for make ministers from inspiring English sources

The house today has an opportunity to change that and make ministers change course".

The fact that we differ in views doesn't make ministers "disrespectful" of rank and file officers.

Be that as it may, South Africa needs a chief judge who is prepared to make ministers fume.

He is able to do this because of the Inquiries Act 2005, which was brought in by Labour to make ministers more powerful and government less accountable.

The new hubs could cost between £70 billion ($106 billion) and £80 billion, with £30 billion or more coming from the state a sum to make ministers blanch.Heathrow's owners waded in this week with three specific proposals.

Yet public opinion changes and alongside the effusions of CND and Stanley Green (sadly no longer with us for all his avoidance of lust) were posters that ought to make ministers pause.

The publicity about these homes is actually making ministers shy about moving into them.

But at least there will no longer be any risk of them being made ministers.

His fellow party leaders were elected to parliament and made ministers.

The day of action made ministers more fretful.All eight of France's big unions joined the protests.

In a statement through the MoD, he said "candid military analysis" made ministers aware of the limitations.