Sentence examples for minister care from inspiring English sources

Doesn't our environment minister care about dugongs?

Many members remarked that this was what was meant by a Labour education minister, caring and knowledgable.

Roosevelt, with his boundless optimism, believed that he could preside at the birth of a better world, while the Prime Minister cared chiefly for victory over Hitler and preservation of the old one.

He says the 79-year-old former Anglican minister, cared for at home in the US, was once a civil rights activist and film maker but is now, "just sitting there…".

There are problems - it seems to me that the government is appeasing the Islamists, the prime minister cares about ridiculous issues and al-Sisi has the image of a soft and kind president, not a strong and deterrent one.

But this is hard to do while your ministers care only about whether you are about to chop off their heads.

Avowedly apolitical, Theo agrees to help the Fishes deliver Kee into the ministering care of a shadowy, perhaps apocryphal utopian group, the Human Project.

Yet again we see SNP ministers care about big business more than the long-term health of our environment.

The government minister for care, Norman Lamb, said the case had shown big problems with social care.

The minister for care services, Paul Burstow, said: "We know that urgent reform of the care and support system is needed.

Norman Lamb, the minister for care and support, has described it as "the most significant reform of care and support in 60 years".