Sentence examples for proposal for ministers from inspiring English sources

The prime minister's spokeswoman said the proposal for ministers to reveal their tax details was still being "looked into".

The initial proposal for ministers to trigger secrecy by diktat fell away, but the outrageous idea of the executive calling the shots in court without reference to a judge was surely only ever included to create an obvious concession.

Anderson also raised concerns about the need for compulsory de-radicalisation programmes to be introduced for returning jihadists and those at risk of being drawn into extremism in Britain and said there was an issue of academic freedom involved in the proposal for ministers to force universities to ban extremist speakers.

It was ill-thought out to be sure – the phrase has sinister resonances, as the only societies that have "ministers for Jews" are those that think they have a Jewish problem, although it may have been part of a poorly phrased floating of a proposal for a minister for faith minorities – but it could indicate a genuine desire for a rapprochement.

"NERC Council agreed that it will not proceed with the proposal for merger," science minister David Willetts said in a statement.

Hywel Dda Health Board will now prepare more detailed proposals for the minister.

Mr. Weber rejected the ministers' proposal for a church-run alternative to detention, but offered his own: In groups of 5 or 10, twice a week, the church could bring in the Indonesians they vouched for, and lawyers committed to the lengthy process of seeking their full case files.

Fierce debate is expected over the proposal for an EU foreign minister because it touches on national sovereignty, especially in Britain, which prefers the more anodyne title "external representative".

The MH370 first principles review summit currently under way in Canberra is understood to be aiming to reach a robust and fully costed proposal for the Australian transport minister, Darren Chester, to take to his counterparts in Malaysia and China – the destination of flight MH370 and home to most of its 227 passengers – to persuade them to agree to renew the search.

If even a Labour reformer and moderniser, which Straw generally is – his book contains an imaginative proposal for putting the prime minister and cabinet under statutory authority – would get into bed with the Lib Dems only under extreme duress, then what of those in the party who might prefer to make a gesture of principle out of a refusal to govern with the Lib Dems.

The major sticking-point is the Prime Minister's proposal for a four-year ban on EU nationals qualifying for in-work benefits such as tax credits.