Sentence examples for relevant cabinet from inspiring English sources

Under a compromise the change could be introduced only with the agreement of the relevant cabinet minister and after consultation with their coalition couterpart.

Lord Irvine, the lord chancellor, claims to provide that by chairing the relevant cabinet committees, but in truth power is widely distributed.

Second, the council's director must be perceived as an honest broker who fairly represents relevant cabinet members' views before the president, without exploiting his proximity to the president to advocate his own agenda.

But it also requires signatories to "select pro-life appointees for relevant Cabinet and Executive Branch positions" and to "defund Planned Parenthood and all other contractors or recipients of federal funds with affiliates that perform or fund abortions".

A man who was integral to the government that took us to war is now sitting on evidence of 200 relevant cabinet level discussions, 25 notes written by Blair to George Bush and records of 130 phone conversations between Blair, Bush and Gordon Brown.

Asked about reports of "lively debates" in cabinet, she said: "I think this reflects the fact that the prime minister is pursuing a collective government approach, where either in cabinet or through cabinet committees, relevant cabinet ministers involved are able to discuss and debate the issues before decisions are reached".

"When this idea of the so-called 'truth commission' first surfaced, I said it was unnecessary because you had a change of administration, you could walk in the front door, ask for directions to the relevant filing cabinet, go in and open the drawer and find out anything you wanted to know.

President Barack Obama was briefed by the relevant members of his cabinet about the country's Ebola response on Wednesday afternoon.

Passed by Hainan's provincial legislature in late November, the new rules say only that permission must be obtained from unnamed "relevant departments" under China's cabinet.

I told him that I would be glad to serve on four conditions: I would be unpaid and completely independent; I would advise him rather than becoming a junior minister; I would see him sufficiently often to make the relationship meaningful; and I would see the relevant working papers and attend cabinet committees where necessary.

He also convened an emergency cabinet meeting with relevant ministers to discuss the on-going situation.