Sentence examples for ministers frame from inspiring English sources

The Scottish government and SNP insist in some settings that this is a "potential wholesale" valuation, but ministers frame this position in very different ways, depending on the audience and the occasion.

He had letters of response to his offer from various British prime ministers framed on the walls: "The P.M.

The Prime Minister framed Qatar's Gaza involvement in terms of Palestinian suffering.

But on the same street the window of an optician's store was filled by a portrait of Gordon Brown, the British Prime Minister, framed by angry slogans, to which someone had added a Hitler mustache — the list of renegades had not been forgiven.

In comments to Sky News on Wednesday, the conservative former prime minister framed a plebiscite as the only option to achieve marriage equality, in his last pre-election interview, warning proponents of same-sex marriage not to attempt to force a parliamentary vote.

In fact, the minister framed the plan according to the advice by the VROM-raad (Ministry of Housing, Spatial Policy and the Environment (HSPE Councill) on the 'transition to a low energy economy' [46].

The Prime Minister framed the decision to supply the jets as part of a larger plan to bring peace to the area.

As labour minister, he framed South Africa's notoriously restrictive labour laws.

Third, the prime minister has framed the boost to the economy in terms of the long-term increase to GDP per dollar of company tax cut.

Addressing lawmakers on Monday evening, Finance Minister Evangelos Venizelos framed the debate as one of Greece's staying in the euro zone, the group of 17 European Union countries that use the euro, or not.

The prime minister has framed superannuation policy as a clear point of difference between the Coalition and Labor in the lead-up to the next election, with the opposition proposing to scale back generous tax concessions for high income earners.