Sentence examples for ministers sense from inspiring English sources

Juan Sánchez, the mayor of nearby Casares, estimates that some municipalities now get as much as 70% of their income from this source.In this section A tale of two prime ministers Sense and nonsense Rebranding time Dora's dreams Costalot From Bayreuth to Theresienstadt Stability v flexibility ReprintsYet what could be a sensible way of financing local development got out of hand in Marbella.

So in 2004 in came Ferenc Gyurcsany, a tycoon who combines capitalist credentials with family links to the old regime.In this section A tale of two prime ministers Sense and nonsense Rebranding time Dora's dreams Costalot From Bayreuth to Theresienstadt Stability v flexibility ReprintsAsked to list his practical achievements in the past two years, his supporters look faintly baffled.

"If you don't know which possibilities exist, you cannot go out and take advantage of them," he says.In this section A tale of two prime ministers Sense and nonsense Rebranding time Dora's dreams Costalot From Bayreuth to Theresienstadt Stability v flexibility ReprintsMr Schwarz-Schilling is doing the job that Britain's Lord Ashdown did for over three years.

Making such changes for reasons of short term expediency would seem to me to be particularly courageous, in the Yes, Minister sense.

He later cast doubt on this, even making a bizarre offer to stand down if Mr Monti wanted to take over his party—a sign perhaps that the former prime minister senses that his candidacy risks becoming an embarrassing catastrophe.

The Davos gathering provides businessmen with the perfect opportunity to give ministers a sense of perspective.

"Key conformed to a trait that has been essential to all New Zealand's most popular prime ministers: a sense that he was one of us," said Johansson.

Besides, if the Doha round is not revived, America's Congress is unlikely to renew the trade negotiating authority that allows the president to seal a deal with South Korea or anyone else.This weekend provides businessmen with the perfect opportunity to give ministers a sense of perspective.

Only the euro frustrates the prime minister's sense that he is back in command of events (those wretched five tests invigilated by the brooding Mr Brown, and the little matter of having to win a referendum).

It was a rebellion against the pressure to conform, the prime minister's sense of impunity and the whiff of chicanery that accompanies just about every planning decision in this city.

But, even so, I'm sure I speak for the nearly all members of the Labour party in saying that we hope the prime minister sees sense at the eleventh hour and drops the bill.