Sentence examples for ministry think from inspiring English sources

He says he received dozens of e-mails and text messages from colleagues thanking him for expressing what many in the ministry think.

The business environment, anti-corruption, labor reforms," said Tran Viet Thai, deputy general director of the Institute for Foreign Strategic Studies at the Diplomatic Academy of Vietnam, a foreign ministry think tank.

India's Home Ministry, the country's interior ministry (think police force and other domestic policy matters), has told the BBC that "any company with a telecoms network should be accessible" to the country's security services.

Some miss Jesus' mark more than others (Henry VIII and his daughter, Bloody Mary, are prime examples) and some seem to exude the love Jesus spoke of during his ministry (Think, Mother Theresa and Pope Francis).

Avi Gil, a former director-general of the Israeli foreign ministry, thinks that Israel needs to make a different overture.

When the telecoms group was privatised at the end of 1997, the treasury ministry thought it had assembled a stable core of shareholders.

Much to his surprise, his friend called back a week later; not only was it possible, the ministry thought it was a very cool idea.

The Bosnian foreign ministry thinks 300,000 Bosnians are now citizens of countries outside ex-Yugoslavia.According to the UN refugee agency, just over a million displaced people have returned home, of whom 450,000 are so-called "minority returns"—for example, Bosniaks in the Republika Srpska, or Croats and Serbs in Bosniak-dominated Sarajevo.

But the foreign ministry thinks this could rule out the Americans, who prefer to sell directly to foreign governments, and might therefore complicate the Czechs' passage into NATO.For their part, European aerospace firms say that Central Europe would hasten its integration with Western Europe by buying their fighters.

Nikolaos Efstathiadis, Drouzas's former director at the ministry, thinks that a scientific background is important in a policy role.

Monetary policy, in other words, was not nearly as potent as central banks and finance ministries thought it would be.