Sentence examples for ministers make decisions from inspiring English sources

Before ministers make decisions now they often need to seek the consent of the old guard.

And when ministers make decisions on policies that affect other people's livelihoods, it really does behove them to base those decisions on something substantial, rather than just ideology.

"Everyone will still be waiting for four different ministers to make decisions.

The Evangelical Lutheran Church in America allows individual church ministers to make decisions on same-sex marriages.

The Evangelical Lutheran Church in America allows individual church ministers to make decisions on gay marriages.

There are implications for finance ministers when they make decisions alone, and more especially when it comes to them acting together.

Brown told an audience of police, council workers and members of the public in Shoreditch, east London: "Advisers advise and ministers have to make decisions.

"Ministers make key decisions about our energy supply and we need to know whether the Secretary of State will be ruling on controversial schemes like this, especially when they involve her brother's lobbying company.

Clearly, though, with the greens now out of government, the remaining Fianna Fáil ministers were free to make decisions without the input of their former partners.

"From time to time prime ministers are called on to make decisions that go against public opinion — when the matter is important for the country," he wrote.

But it can't be ignored when ministers float their stock and make decisions with disregard like so much floodwater off a duck's back.