Sentence examples for proposed ministers from inspiring English sources

Two proposed ministers are women.

He said the bloc had withdrawn the list of proposed ministers it sent Mr. Maliki and would "study the situation to make the right decision".

After four days of parliamentary debates and 18 proposed ministers grilled by MPs, the parliament issued its verdict on Thursday by giving vote of confidence to 15 nominees.

KABUL — President Hamid Karzai, whose cabinet nominations are under scrutiny by both Afghans and Western countries that aid Afghanistan, sought to reassure the world on Sunday that his proposed ministers were professionals rather than political favorites.

Mr. Abbas was said to have threatened to give up if Mr. Arafat continued to reject his list of proposed ministers, while some Palestinian officials were urging Mr. Arafat to consider alternative candidates for prime minister.

A declassified Pentagon report said only "a small number" of Iraqi forces were able to fight the insurgents without American help.See articleLebanon's prime minister-designate, Fouad Siniora, presented a list of proposed ministers, two-thirds of them members of an anti-Syrian alliance that won last month's election.

In the Depression-era heyday of the anti-Semitic, pro-Fascist radio broadcasts of the Rev. Charles E, Coughlin, Monsignor Quinn encountered sharp resistance from some fellow priests when he proposed ministering to Brooklyn's growing population of blacks, many of them fleeing the Jim Crow South or migrating from the poor Caribbean countries.

At best, the CoG can "propose" ministers for nomination or "require" that they be dismissed, but the king is not bound to accept.

BAGHDAD — Iraq's prime minister set forward the skeleton of his new government on Monday night, proposing ministers to fill a majority of cabinet seats and bringing a bitter nine-month impasse one faltering step closer to resolution.

South Korea's Unification Minister Ryoo Kihl-jae proposed a minister-level meeting with the North last week, something which has not happened since 2007.

Under the PRP scheme proposed by ministers, teachers will qualify for a special assessment once their pay reaches £23,000.