Sentence examples for ministers formed from inspiring English sources

Ministers formed coalitions pushing for and against the measure, and cities passed resolutions condemning it.

These chairmen, or ministers, formed a board of ministers to coordinate the activities of the council and to present an annual budget.

They built seminaries that prized intellectual rigor, where coherent apologetics could be written and young ministers formed in the conservative theology.

At his funeral vigil Chile's president Michelle Bachelet and three of her ministers formed a guard of honour around his coffin.

The task force, a loose organization of about 60 ministers formed last year after Mr. Diallo was killed in the vestibule of his Bronx apartment building, is scheduled to meet tomorrow with Police Commissioner Howard Safir and the Bronx district attorney, Robert Johnson, whose office prosecuted the case.

David McLetchie spun McLeish into trouble with their help and, at the end, Ross Finnie and other Ministers formed a phalanx round the First Minister as he left the chamber, to prevent any Tory shaking hands with him; McLetchie's crocodile tears had been enough to bear.

The former university professor is seen as one of the most effective Lib Dem ministers, forming a close partnership with Iain Duncan Smith at the DWP, where he has the important and complex, pensions brief.

The engagement by the Ministers forms part of detailed recommendations arising from the conference.

Unintentionally, the Queen and Prime Minister formed a double act which pushed South Africa towards change.

The government shut down until June, when the new prime minister formed his cabinet.

In some cases a dominating branch replaced the major lineage, and in others a powerful minister formed a strong vassaldom and usurped the authority of the legitimate ruler.