Sentence examples for ministers love from inspiring English sources

British ministers love these censors' laws.

Ministers love to be in charge.

OPEC ministers love to blame hedge funds for high oil prices, but they are only partly correct.

The problem is that ministers love to launch initiatives to catch the headlines.

Ministers love them, of course, because they provide an unmatched opportunity to parade in front of the cameras and dominate the news for days on end.

There are few emotions quite as visceral as the anger that comes from thinking someone is getting something they don't deserve – the something for nothing society that Tory ministers love to condemn.

But there's an irony: when food banks entered the nation's consciousness 18 months ago, ministers loved the trust.

"My message to Cory is the prime minister loves all members of the Liberal party," he said.

My love for Spooks was diminished a bit by the weekend's news that the prime minister loves to sit and watch the tiny band of MI5 agents single-handedly protect the nation from imminent destruction.

James Marsh, a Methodist minister, loves his God and his country and his baseball team but is queasy about when all of these things intersect at a baseball game in the form of "God Bless America". Marsh sits out the song when it is played at games — though, as he explains, not for the reasons people probably think if they silently or loudly judge him for it.

When he was a boy, Narendra Modi, India's new prime minister, loved to fly kites.