Sentence examples for ministers language from inspiring English sources

On the issues of a nuclear test-ban treaty, the ministers' language this year appeared to be a compromise.

The alleged remarks were particularly damaging because they appeared to echo the prime minister's language.

The Environment Minister's language is of course bluster for the media.

"I have been so upset by the prime minister's language.

At points it was bizarre watching David Cameron, the UK prime minister, use language that could have been written by those working in development agencies.

But the prime minister's language came close to endorsing the Indian view that authorities in Pakistan have a hand in the terror.

By using the Prime Minister's language we lost sight of how desperate someone has to be to cling to the bottom of a lorry or train for the chance of a better life".

In the original Russian, the prime minister's language was much more equivocal than the news headlines suggested, and industry analysts and some of the oil companies themselves said an agreement to cut exports was very unlikely.

Meanwhile, the political "debate" seems fixated on the date of the budget and the related question of the date of the election, and whether it will be a double dissolution, parsing the prime minister's language and reading deep meaning into the fact that there has been a May 3 booking in the parliament's main function hall.

Bill Speirs, general secretary of the Scottish Trades Union Congress, said: "When I heard it, I thought, 'When was the last time I heard a prime minister use language like this?' It was when Margaret Thatcher talked about the unions as 'the enemy within' in 1984".

The finance minister's language here, like that of the budget document, is cryptic and deflective.