Sentence examples for ministers to specify from inspiring English sources
The Royal Society wants ministers to specify targets not for biofuel consumption but for greenhouse-gas reduction.
The ministers declined to specify when they would expect American and British forces to leave the country, with several of them saying repeatedly that their timetable was "as soon as possible".
Unusually, ahead of a Coag meeting, the prime minister declined to specify his own view about the issue, and suggested the commonwealth's position was that the states needed to make a decision.
Ministers are beginning to specify how many new nuclear-power stations and wind turbines they want built.
Though the incoming prime minister has yet to specify what exactly legalizations would look like — and it could take years for it to come to fruition — things are already looking up for the industry.
Unless it is explicitly mentioned that the Minister is empowered to specify the law, it can only be changed by the Folketing.
Kavanagh also suggests that it could impact on the actions of ministers; rather than attempting to specify law through the difficult route of placing it in legislation, they can simply make a statement within Parliament about the legislation's intent.
He swerves the question and simply refuses to specify what he learnt about being prime minister from his ringside seat for the tormented premiership of Gordon Brown.
Former Israeli defense minister Shaul Mofaz surprised the presenter on Channel 10 by saying Israel had to specify a role for Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates in the demilitarization of Hamas.
Planning minister Nick Boles wants to encourage good urban design and national policy allows local authorities to specify the residential density of new housing.
