Sentence examples for normal cabinet from inspiring English sources

By announcing the U-turn to fellow Lib Dems, Cable appeared to have bypassed normal cabinet procedures, which will further antagonise his Conservative coalition partners, some of whom were fiercely opposed to abandoning the sale.

"The prime minister has expressed a disposition to having some form of public vote, a plebiscite or a referendum after the next election, but obviously that is a policy as yet unformed but it will presumably have to go through the normal cabinet process before it is fleshed out".

There was a much larger than usual press pack opposite No 10, although, unlike normal cabinet arrivals and departures, no questions were shouted at the Queen as she arrived and left.

Mesopic conditions were achieved using a filter that reduced the normal cabinet lighting level.

Otherwise, select a spot easily accessible by the power cord and out of the way of normal cabinet function.

A spokesman for Bill Shorten said it would go through normal shadow cabinet processes, but said: "Labor is concerned this looks very much like Malcolm Turnbull's Greens party preference deal.

They'll come back to their normal glass cabinets with labels on.

Fealy said a range of people with cultural, business and defence connections with the Indonesian political elite had been enlisted to advocate "on top of all the normal diplomatic efforts" from cabinet ministers, including the prime minister.

Perhaps it doesn't matter very much, but when a two-term President from either party approaches the end of his tenure, it's not normal etiquette for former cabinet ministers to challenge the sitting Vice-President.

The Trump transition has already overturned the normal practice of choosing top cabinet members behind closed doors, turning it into a spectacle with contenders boarding a golden elevator in Trump headquarters in New York in front of the cameras on their way to making their pitch to the president-elect.

"All of these arrangements and their financial implications were set out transparently and discussed in public by cabinet through our normal decision-making processes".