Sentence examples for ministers off from inspiring English sources

Her resignation caught senior government ministers off guard.

In failing to make the distinction between the two, you let ministers off the hook.

That is the first reason why Hefce should be saved – to keep the sticky fingers of ministers off our universities.

But even GDP growth of 0.5% would leave ministers off track for their March budget projection of 1.7 % for the year.

It is bad enough that Rinehart organises secret trips to mingle with the likes of senators Michaelia Cash, Cory Bernardi and Bronwyn Bishop, or that she flies Liberal ministers off to a wedding in India at her own expense.

Despite his relentless bravado, with every passing day Berlusconi comes closer to the brink of losing control of Italy, where he has been Prime Minister, off and on, for nine of the last seventeen years.

Many Italians compare Trump to Silvio Berlusconi, the billionaire populist who was Italy's prime minister, off and on, for nine years over a two-decade span before being forced out in 2011 with a tax-fraud conviction.

In Naples, the ministers kicked off their discussions by signing off on a new collaboration with the Russian space agency Roscosmos to keep the mission on track.

Breaks Off Talks on Turkey European foreign ministers broke off last-minute emergency talks.

A succession of health secretaries and ministers went off to work for private healthcare after leaving government.

Signatory Bob Geldof added a message to ministers: "F*** off and leave the BBC and British music alone.