Sentence examples for ordering ministries from inspiring English sources

Saudi Arabia's government, its finances strained by low oil prices, is ordering ministries to cut their spending on contracts by at least 5%, a document seen by Reuters shows.

As expected, Japan's new government announced yesterday it is ordering ministries to rethink the 2010 budget requests they submitted on 28 August—a process that could have an impact on science-related spending.

Under pressure from aid donors, Mr. Karzai has ordered ministries to take steps to fight corruption and told the Supreme Court to accelerate investigations into longstanding graft cases.

The government will order ministries and state companies to use more of their procurement budgets to buy products that qualify as "innovative" and that are made in Russia.

The government will order ministries and state companies to use an ever increasing percentage of their procurement budgets to buy products that qualify as "innovative" and that are made in Russia.

After Bo's dismissal, China's cabinet, in the name of reducing corruption, ordered ministries and local governments to disclose more detail on public spending and affordable-housing construction.

Senior Iraqi leaders ordered ministries to notify companies that they had to pay an amount equal to 10percentt of the contract value into secret foreign bank accounts, a violation of the United Nations sanctions.

To help ensure that Sihamoni, Sihanouk and Sihanouk's wife, Queen Monineath, received a proper welcome, the government ordered ministries to deploy crowds for the royal family's drive into town.

After the government ordered ministries to find an extra €5bn (£4.3bn) in savings last week, Hollande is trying to spell out to voters that this increased "rigour" in trimming France's public spending does not amount to a punishing regime of "austerity" that will damage public services.

The showdown on Friday came two days after Israel's attorney general ordered government ministries to end gender segregation in buses, cemeteries, health clinics and radio airwaves, and as Parliament is drafting sweeping legislation to integrate the swelling ultra-Orthodox minority into the army and work force, while cutting back the subsidies their large families rely on.

The public-order ministry has overhauled its counter-terrorism unit.