Sentence examples for ministers to adjust from inspiring English sources

And the feeling is that the government will find ways to use secondary legislation - which empowers ministers to adjust some laws.

The prime minister needs to adjust in order to take into account the departure of his cities minister Jamie Briggs, and also the decision to bench the special minister of state, Mal Brough, until the Australian federal police conclude the current investigation into the James Ashby controversy.

Separately, in an embarrassing admission captured on camera during a meeting in Brussels, Schäuble assured the Portuguese finance minister he would be prepared to adjust the terms of Portugal's €78bn bailout programme once the Greek situation was resolved – remarks viewed as incendiary given the tough line taken with Athens.

But the former prime minister is still finding it hard to adjust to retirement.

The minister said the Coalition had now moved to adjust airport procedures and had increased resources to the tune of $150m.

Vienna would have "preferred to give Hungary more time to adjust," said Austrian Finance Minister Maria Fekter.

But we have to adjust the country's fishing system," said Minister Peetipong Phuengbun, agriculture and cooperatives minister, last week.

"The prime minister is not telling the country that Spain needs to adjust and that we are poorer than we had thought," laments one economist.

"You learn from experience and you've got to adjust the system as you go along," the prime minister said.

"We... tried to convince them to adjust prices prior to any arbitral actions, however, to no avail," Prime Minister Andrius Kubilius said.

It makes sense to adjust to Mr Modi now, as the BJP's candidate to be prime minister.