Sentence examples for ministers leading from inspiring English sources
Although they are natural adversaries, Border Patrol officers and the ministers leading Humane Borders are engaging in a wary collaboration because both say they must save lives.
The Rev. Stephen D. Muncie, an Episcopal priest and the church's rector, officiated, with the bridegroom's parents, both Lutheran ministers, leading the ceremony.
Ms. Willis spied a gay couple in the front row who attend her church, and said she felt outraged that she could not join the other ministers leading the ceremony to bless them.
Seventeen finance ministers, leading economists and heads of state say that it is "challenging but feasible" to raise $100bn£62bnbn) a year by 2020 to allow poor countries to adapt to the effects of climate change and reduce emissions.
Prime ministers, finance ministers, leading entrepreneurs and a former spy chief are among the attendees at this year's influential Bilderberg conference, but one regular guest, George Osborne, will be absent.
In my conversations with President Jonathan — who took the oath of office on Sunday — and with government ministers, leading businesspeople and representatives of civil society groups, I felt a firm determination to ensure that this time, in this decade, Nigeria fulfills its potential to become an African economic powerhouse and a member of the world's leading emerging economies.
Following Harold Holt's death in 1967, he became prime minister, leading a coalition of the Liberal and Country parties.
Tzipi Livni, the Israeli minister leading the negotiations, was one of four cabinet members who abstained from voting.
It was then discussed by floods minister Rory Stewart and Oliver Letwin, the cabinet office minister leading the government's flooding review.
Dr. Lee Ming-liang, the former health minister leading the fight against the epidemic, said Taiwan would conform to W.H.O.
Jon Ashworth, who is a key shadow cabinet minister leading on the policy, called the proposals "unfair, undemocratic and unacceptable".
