Sentence examples similar to non cabinet from inspiring English sources

If you include non-cabinet ministers who attend its meetings, the Eton tally rises to three.

Non-cabinet ministers were often appointed to the privy council after they were sacked.

The plan is to hand out knighthoods to some of the older non-cabinet ministers as a way of showing they are retiring gracefully.

This non-cabinet post – equivalent to a minister without portfolio – enabled him to be at the centre of all government activities.

The only non-Cabinet member included is Steve Bannon, who, here, is depicted as an octopuslike being hitching a ride on Trump's back.

Now, another decade on, he was to be a de-facto Assistant Secretary again he described himself to me as "a junior, non-Cabinet-level official".

Earlier this week the prime minister appointed the Stockton South MP, James Wharton, to be minister for the "northern powerhouse", which is a non-cabinet role.

Instead he took on the environment brief – a non-Cabinet post – giving strong support for renewable energy and organic agriculture and steering through the Right to Roam legislation.

US officials had floated the idea of sending a non-cabinet level official to show displeasure with the Israeli prime minister Binyamin Netanyahu's speech to Congress next week in which he will argue against an Iran deal.

With oversight of trade diluted among two or three cabinet and non-cabinet posts in Washington, the European Union's trade commissioner, Pascal Lamy, could become the trade world's new leader.

Among remaining vacancies on Mr. Obama's team, all are non-cabinet posts, most prominently top intelligence jobs, with Mr. Obama still not settled on a new director of the Central Intelligence Agency, and apparently not ready to announce the expected appointment of Dennis C. Blair, a retired admiral, as director of national intelligence.