Sentence examples for provide ministers from inspiring English sources
Maude does not believe the reform requires legislation or changes to the civil service code, but it will provide ministers with a team committed to the minister's objectives.
The relevant supervising commissioner has his rules and guidelines "to provide ministers with a choice of high quality candidates, drawn from a strong and diverse field".
Private enterprise has been brought even deeper into the heart of the public sector, not with the aim of lessening the power of the state but to provide ministers with weapons to bully the traditional civil servants.
Nick Clegg has today held talks with David Cameron on the Conservative leader's "big, open and comprehensive offer" to Liberal Democrats, which could see the third party provide ministers in a coalition government.
Officials were hopeful it would provide ministers with a way of ameliorating the problem without performing an embarrassing climbdown.
These meetings do not only reflect the need to discuss issues in a format that is different from the WHA process, where formal statements by delegates restrict what can be said, but they also provide ministers of health a platform on which they can position themselves more proactively and politically than in the formal WHA sessions.
Merit in this case "means providing ministers with a choice of high-quality candidates".
Being 'in the room' and providing ministers with advice and options to consider is something I am incredibly proud of.
But she warned against complacency and said the Environment Agency, together with water companies, would be providing ministers with an update on supplies and reviewing drought plans.
Next to one of these offices is one in which the National Council of Churches, which has provided ministers, lawyers, & the training facilities for the Summer Project, regulary holds orientation sessions for new arrivals.
Aid began to flow again, but Mr Chiluba's zeal to privatise was soon dampened by the discovery that state-owned firms provided ministers with lucrative opportunities for patronage.
