Sentence examples for ministers cases from inspiring English sources

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Responding to the profit figures, Chuka Umunna, the shadow business secretary, said: "Ministers' case for their Royal Mail fire sale has now been completely demolished.

This comes a day after ministers' case for the sale of Royal Mail was further undermined by the fact its profits in the first six months of this year had doubled in public ownership.

In this process there was very little to choose between, for instance, the war propaganda of the Japanese government and British ministers' assumption that the purpose of the BBC and almost all the free press was to state and argue the ministers' case.

The governor of Idaho declared the ministers' case to be grounds for asking the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 9th Circuit to rehear the case on the state ban.

Eight of the new ministers face legal cases, including attempted murder, rioting and waging war against the state.

For the euro finance ministers, the case of another member state, Portugal, should be far more straightforward.

PII applications remain unusual but the authorities have in the past been successful in obtaining exceptions, which are often also authorised by a minister, for cases such as protecting a police or intelligence service informant.

His reputation was further damaged when it emerged last weekend that more than one scientist had informed the minister that cases of the disease existed in Germany, but that he had ignored the warnings.

David Brooks said he was "mystified" by the Romney campaign's failure to advertise these incidents and "many other examples where [Romney's] done similar ministering, heartbreaking cases where he really went out of his way to be a community builder".

It seems to make the children's minister's case perfectly.