Sentence examples for minister implementing from inspiring English sources

NS: Really, what you've just described, would you accept, is a not unfair description of apartheid during all of the years when you were a minister implementing apartheid?

"In 1968 I was the defence minister implementing a political decision, convinced that there were grounds for that on the basis of the information available to us then," he said.

The Department for Work and Pensions minister implementing the scheme, the Liberal Democrat Steve Webb, was a professor of social science before entering Parliament – and he is also responsible for the gigantic social experiment of auto-enrolment in the pensions world.

For the previous 12 years he had served in Botha's cabinet as a minister implementing the policy of apartheid in a series of portfolios, and although in 1986 he was responsible for the partial removal of many of the so-called petty apartheid laws, his reputation within South Africa was that of the leader of the so-called Verkrampte, or hard-line wing of the National party.

Anwar, who was then deputy prime minister and finance minister, implemented an austerity programme that slashed government spending and deferred infrastructure projects dear to Mahathir.

This plan comes on top of "Abenomics," the three-pronged approach the prime minister implemented to boost Japan's economy upon starting his second term in 2012.

For example, if the minister implemented a policy of refusing any refugee on Nauru or PNG medical treatment in Australia – even if it were recommended by a doctor – any disclosure of that action or government policy would not be protected by the whistleblower law.

Recently, improved public finances have allowed it modestly to increase the defence budget again, by C$1 billion ($1.3 billion) in 2003-04, for example.Paul Martin, who as finance minister implemented the cuts, is due to be elected as the new Liberal leader, and thus prime minister, at a party convention this weekend.

He picked November 4th, the ninth anniversary of the assassination of his mentor, Yitzhak Rabin, to launch his campaign.Mr Barak is betting on Israel having a general election next year, perhaps even before Ariel Sharon, the prime minister, implements his plan to pull Israeli troops and Jewish settlers out of the Gaza strip.

But they share a pragmatic acceptance of market forces, after the 1983 U-turn away from the nationalisation and fiscal recklessness that began the Mitterrand presidency in 1981.By contrast Mr Fabius, who as prime minister implemented many austerity measures at the time, now advocates a shift back to the left.

Do we want MPs to be brilliant cabinet ministers, implementing change or dynamic shadow ministers, holding governments to account while leading their party effectively?