Sentence examples for ministers to record from inspiring English sources

This would require ministers to "record all meetings with newspaper and other media proprietors, senior editors and executives – regardless of the nature of the meeting".

LONDON — It was bad enough that Parliament's expense-account scandal this summer stirred up British politics like nothing else in a generation, leading to daily mockery and dragging the popularity of Prime Minister Gordon Brown to record low levels.

The minister said he wanted to record his thanks to Irish Health Minister James Reilly and the clinicians from Our Lady's Children's Hospital for their efforts in working with Health and Social Care in Northern Ireland to secure these short-term arrangements.

Government investment on flood defences has in fact gone down under the Coalition despite repeated claims that it had risen to record levels, ministers were forced to concede.

This may be related to the scandal: one tape released by Mr Zaev appears to record a minister and the secret-police chief giving instructions to editors.

Though Friends have no ordination, they have always given a special place to Recorded Ministers (or Public Friends).

His comments reflect the tendency among ministers to focus on record employment levels and falling unemployment, while largely ignoring that wages have stagnated, people have felt pressured into self-employment and millions say they want to work more hours than they can get.

"One can but sincerely hope" for ministers to set the record straight, he said.

In his first cabinet reshuffle on Wednesday, Abe also increased the number of female ministers to five – equaling a record set by his LDP predecessor, Junichiro Koizumi, in 2001 – as part of his programme to increase the number of women in the workforce, a key part of his long-term growth strategy.

Presbyterian ministers were recorded preaching at Shaw Chapel in as early as the 1650s.

"I can write to a minister," he was recorded as saying.