Sentence examples for ministers to face from inspiring English sources

An Argentinian judge has opened old wounds from Spain's dictatorship by ordering some of General Franco's former ministers to face justice for alleged killings.

Stevens' ability to get families and ministers to face up to the profound decisions they need to take will be at least as important as any reforms he delivers in the NHS.

"I have been trying to make very sensible, rational arguments about why I feel forced academisation is wrong, and I think they are the same arguments I hear echoed by Conservatives in local government and in parliament", Powell said after telling teachers she expected ministers to face "a really big hurdle" over their plans.

Now is the time for ministers to face the stark facts: it is their job to do the things that markets cannot, and that means, in the interests of equality of opportunity, dramatic intervention to make highly desirable new jobs available in the areas where they are few and far between.

"We also need ministers to face up to people's concerns about under-employment and insecure, low-paid work, which they have so far failed to acknowledge even exist.

To hide it, he turned from the Minister to face the window.

Lieberman is not the first Israeli minister to face a corruption investigation.

While he would not be the first United Methodist minister to face discipline for performing a same-sex wedding, he could well be the one with the highest profile.

Haim Ramon resigned as justice minister to face trial on a controversial case of sexual harassment; after his conviction, he was brought back into the cabinet.

As far as is known, Olmert – who resigned as prime minister to face corruption charges – has never explained the discrepancy between his words and official deeds.

In a 58-minute speech, widely hailed as the most effective of his leadership, he repeated his call for the prime minister to face the Commons on Iraq.