Sentence examples for minister at all from inspiring English sources

"On the previous two occasions the Dalai Lama came to the UK, he didn't meet the then prime minister at all". The Dalai Lama will also meet the Conservative leader, David Cameron, and Prince Charles, a noted supporter of the Tibetan cause.

Even if it is true that his handling of last year's failed vote of confidence in Theresa May left John McDonnell "fuming, wondering whether Corbyn wanted to be prime minister at all", it seems unrealistic to think Corbyn could have persuaded Tory MPs to trigger an election they might lose simply by sounding more emollient.

"I will be either a prime minister, under the Constitution, or not a prime minister at all".

Mr Hague, some junior minister or (which would be a serious breach of the ministerial responsibility) no minister at all? Did Shell ask the Government to intervene?

Among those whom Father Wendt persuaded to make the trip was the Rev. James Reeb of Boston, a former minister at All Souls Unitarian Church in Washington.

Indeed, so low-key was this speech that it rather suggested he didn't actually want to be prime minister at all.

The White House quickly scoffed at the comments by North Korean Foreign Minister Ri Yong Ho. "Not at all.

David Cameron has confirmed that ministers are looking at "all the options", including an estimated £1bn sale of the not-for-profit broadcaster which does not receive taxpayers' money and is funded by commercial advertising.

In some churches, Justice Anthony Kennedy observes, there aren't "full time ministers at all; they're all ministers".

Blair's legacy - beyond the carnage of Iraq - is that ministers at all levels can now mislead parliament with impunity.

DfT officials have provided objective, impartial and honest advice to ministers at all times on this issue.