Sentence examples for ministers set out from inspiring English sources

The first six months of a government can't entirely predict its future, but this is when ministers set out their stalls for their time in office.

He was eager to do it last time, professing a belief that the public had a right to see sitting prime ministers set out their stalls on equal terms with rivals.

The steps were announced as ministers set out their plans for tackling the growing pressures in A&E.

At the pre-Budget meeting, he encouraged Tory MPs to write to ministers setting out their concerns about green issues.

A year into his five-year term, Mr. Zuma recently signed performance contracts with his ministers, setting out specific results for them to achieve.

A letter earlier this week Downing Street published a letter Mr Cameron sent to his ministers setting out strict rules on the suspension of collective Cabinet responsibility.

Whittingdale told parliament that the UK government would write to other European sports ministers, setting out its concerns and seeking their support.

The UK government will now write to other European sports ministers, setting out its concerns and seeking their support, Whittingdale said.

Whittingdale told parliament the UK government would write to other European sports ministers, setting out its concerns and seeking their support.

Their solution to that puzzle has, all too often, been political interference in the classroom, with ministers setting out "national literacy and numeracy strategies", backed by endless targets and tests.

A briefing document sent to ministers sets out detailed proposals to remove child refugees before they reach 17 years old, and recommends bearing down on benefits given to asylum seekers.