Sentence examples for quick ministers from inspiring English sources

"It's disgraceful, but not out of character for this Tory-led government, how quick ministers were to try to pin the blame on civil servants," it said.

He advanced rapidly and became in quick succession minister of communications (February 1892) and minister of finance (August 1892).

King anatomises the British political system with appealing certainty – a quick chapter on ministers, a chapter on the media, and so on – but sometimes his brief, conversational sentences are an awkward mix of media-ready soundbites and lofty generalisations.

However, in recent weeks and months he has had to contend with a spate of allegations of cronyism within the ranks of his ruling coalition, which he dealt with by dismissing in quick succession two ministers from one of the junior ruling parties.

While Jesse is wrestling with the question of how to become a better preacher for his tiny and underfunded rural church, we see quick flashes of ministers in Africa and Russia running into serious consequences when they talk about prophecies.

Was the prime minister quick to spot the problem?

The government of Nicolas Sarkozy changes sports ministers quicker than clubs fire and hire coaches.

But spending nothing does not deliver the quick-fix growth ministers want.

PAGE A6 ISRAEL WARNS NO QUICK FIXES Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu tempered a promise to find "concrete solutions" to demonstrators' concerns with a warning that the global financial crisis precluded quick change.

"We are a country of 3.8 million with a limited tax base, so what you can do is limited," said the prime minister, quick to add that government support covers a range of art forms, including the more commercial pop and film.

Amid frustration in France with Djotodia's government and diplomatic pressure for quick elections, Prime Minister Nicolas Tiangaye said members of a new national electoral authority would be sworn in next week.