Sentence examples for ministers's from inspiring English sources

Like his Tesco counterpart, Justin King, chief executive of J Sainsbury, was a little puzzled by the timing of the prime ministers's comments on debt.

Attempts to make at least £4bn in savings are "financially and intellectually virtually impossible," defence secretary Liam Fox told David Cameron in a leaked letter, marked for the prime ministers's eyes only.

For what it's worth, I think he should have worn it, taken the inevitable flak, and learned something as a result; since he didn't, Harriet Harman was quite right to rub his nose in it by mischievously wearing hers to prime ministers's questions on Tuesday.

Chequers is the name given to the U.K. Prime Ministers's proposed deal with the EU regarding the U.K.'s departure from the EU next year.

Commenting, Damian Collins MP, the Chair of the Digital, Culture, Media and Sport Committee of the U.K. House of Commons, said: "We do not know who is funding the Mainstream Network, or who is behind its operations, but we can see that they are directing a large scale advertising campaign on Facebook designed to get people to lobby their MP to oppose the Prime Ministers's Brexit strategy.

"The prime minister's comments were unhelpful.

Take the prime minister's private office.

The prime minister's message was clear.

"And maybe the prime minister's position".

And Cherie Booth, the prime minister's wife.

Hence the prime minister's cheerfulness this week.