Asean ministers, for example, do not accept the Chinese line.
The prime minister and cabinet ministers, for example, do not have seats in the assembly.
The ministers, for example, agreed on a streamlined NATO command structure and the formation of a rapid reaction force to take shape later this year.
In a recent reshuffle of India's national cabinet ministers, for example, the minister of highways who substantially missed targets for road-building was made minister for urban development, a crucial position for a rapidly urbanizing nation struggling to build livable cities.
Although there are things that he can do to appear more inclusive (appointing more female ministers, for example), he will find it difficult to change women voters' well-rooted impressions of his leadership style.
Allowing members of the government to create secondary legislation is not, in itself, objectionable: parliament sensibly delegates powers to ministers, for example, to decide when a new act should be brought into force.
How many modern prime ministers, for example, would be able to greet a distinguished poet by quoting one of his poems back at him (as she did to Larkin) or take the trouble to appoint a bona fide writer – in this case Lord Gowrie – to the post of arts minister?
Ministers, for example, only listen to their own groups of people.
When I joined then-Secretary of State John Kerry's September 2015 meeting in New York with the Korean and Japanese foreign ministers, for example, the U.S. delegation included Deputy Secretary of State Tony Blinken, Assistant Secretary for East Asian and Pacific Affairs Daniel Russel, and senior staffers to the Secretary.
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