Sentence examples for ministers least from inspiring English sources

June/July: early EU referendum If Mr Cameron gets a deal in February, there will be a dash for a summer vote, to give anti-EU Cabinet ministers least time to mobilise.

Edward Heath, meanwhile, who succeeded Wilson as PM in 1970 was arguably the postwar British prime minister least enamoured by the so-called "special relationship".

DAVID BLUNKETT could well, on the face of it, be the cabinet minister least likely to provoke a fight with the Labour Party's traditional supporters in the public sector.

The rhetoric may be strident, but Scottish Government ministers at least practice what they preach.

That has a number of advantages for ministers, not least that there are few Labour marginal seats anywhere near.

In normal circumstances cabinet ministers at least make an effort to say the same thing in public.

I'm not sure US presidents are supposed to offer re-election tips to prime ministers, at least in public.

Conservative MPs want to see their ministers at least concede that detention will only be used as a last resort.

It suggests a rare recent success on the Palestinian side, and comes despite the repeated insistence by Israeli ministers – not least the public security minister, Gilad Erdan – that they would not give in to any of the strikers' demands.

"I'd have been prime minister at least," he jokes.

Since then, not much has gone right for the prime minister, at least at home.