Sentence examples for ministers power from inspiring English sources

With no term limits for Prime Ministers, power is seen as the incumbent's to lose.

Unsurprisingly, they want drastic government steps to improve matters: these voters are most likely to believe that the government should prioritise growth over fiscal consolidation (not vice versa, as the Conservative-led coarguesn andues) and that it is in ministers' power to cut food, fuel and housing costs and enact a broad increase in wages.

However Home Secretary Theresa May has already signaled she may reject his proposal to strip ministers' power to sign off interception warrants and hand that over to judges.

His amendments would also give ministers power under "statutory instrument" - meaning no further Act of Parliament was needed - to "replace the TV licensing offences with civil monetary penalties".

The bill will also give Welsh ministers powers to set a national eligibility criteria.

A cynic might point out that he was giving away other ministers' powers, but not his own.

The primacy of parliament is threatened not by the judiciary but by government control and the misuse of ministers' powers.

Alongside the review, the government will table an amendment to the children and families bill currently in the Lords giving ministers powers to introduce plain packaging.