Sentence examples for mini reshuffle of from inspiring English sources

Demanding a mini reshuffle of portfolios, he said: "He's still got time - up to noon tomorrow".

Miliband tried to reassert his authority with a mini-reshuffle of the shadow cabinet team, bringing Lucy Powell back in to work with Alexander on the campaign.

That means the Republican governor will need to work with the Democratic majority in the legislature, whom he called "girlie-men" during the negotiations for this year's budget.Hence, perhaps, the mini-reshuffle of the governor's cabinet.

As part of the mini-reshuffle of peers, Oliver Eden, whose title is Baron Henley, a hereditary Conservative peer, has replaced David Prior as a business minister, and David Cameron's former director of operations, Liz Sugg, has been made a transport minister.

Ed Miliband has carried out a mini-reshuffle of his top team after Jim Murphy quit the shadow cabinet to run to become leader of Scottish Labour.

In other Labour news: There is a mini-reshuffle of Labour's frontbench after key figures, including Ed Balls and Douglas Alexander lost their seats.

Rennie resigned as a special adviser shortly after Moore replaced Alexander at the Scotland Office when the coalition had a mini reshuffle following the resignation of David Laws over his Commons expenses scandal.

McFadden returned to the Labour frontbench as part of a mini reshuffle which saw three other changes to the frontbench team.

A well executed mini reshuffle could strengthen his hand.

The departures came as Macron's prime minister, Édouard Philippe, prepared to announce a mini reshuffle after the legislative results.

May completed her mini reshuffle by moving the MP Sarah Newton from the Home Office to replace Mordaunt at work and pensions.