Sentence examples for ministers promoting from inspiring English sources

The prince has gained a reputation for writing private letters to government ministers promoting his views.

For many years, the heir to the throne has been writing to ministers promoting his opinions on many subjects.

Environmentalists were also appalled at other ministers promoting what they saw as populist and anti-green initiatives such as increasing the speed limit on motorways and increasing the frequency of refuse collections in a move which could undermine recycling.

In the Australian context, this could take the form of continued engagement by the early childhood sector in the 'contestation involved in policy development and implementation' (Press and Skattebol 2007, 182) via, for instance, lobbying ministers, promoting the impacts of changes or contributing to the reshaping of the early childhood reform agenda.

During the campaign Ms. Gillard and her senior ministers promoted Labor's economic credentials.

Right-wing Israeli government ministers promoted the spread of settlements and proclaimed the death of the two-state solution.

Ministers promoted market-centric reforms such as the right to buy and more flexible tenancies, welcomed institutional investors into the housing market, and pushed through budget cuts in the name of austerity.

Anna Athow, a GP from London, accused the Coalition of "enthusiastically" continuing with hospital closures that began under Labour, when ministers promoted the idea of a smaller number of large hospitals serving populations of 1 million.

The review was launched by Karen Bradley, but she became Northern Ireland secretary in this month's reshuffle, with Matt Hancock, one of her junior ministers, promoted to replace her as culture secretary.

Ministers promote phonics for reading, a system that focuses on sounds rather than recognising whole words.

"Brazil is experiencing an extremely positive moment," said Ms. Bairros, the minister promoting racial equality.