Sentence examples for secretary of work from inspiring English sources

Alistair Darling, Mr. Blair's little-known secretary of work and pensions, was given the high-profile job of trying to fix the aging transportation system.

"The whole issue of the Bordo Poniente is a great opportunity that will allow us to change people's habits in managing garbage," Fernando Aboitiz, the city's secretary of works and services, said recently.

As both party leaders and secretaries of work and pensions spoke, and as backbench MPs got up to ask questions, it struck me over and over: none of them had a visible disability.

The summons comes in the form of a telegram to the secretary of her work unit.

But Mrs. Clinton did take steps to protect gay couples when she was secretary of state, work that she said "inspired me to think anew" about the values she holds.

AASHO recommended that the Secretary of Agriculture work with the states to designate these routes.

Schodorf accused Kobach of not focusing enough on his secretary of state work.

Software entrepreneurs put a million secretaries out of work.

"The secretary of state worked closely with Norman Lamb during the last parliament to secure historic advances in mental health treatment.

A city employee happened to be having a beer near the scene and alerted Carlos Roberto Osório, the city's secretary of public works and conservation.

The English economist William Thomas Thornton, who was secretary of public works at the India Office, described the guaranteed scheme in a phrase that became well known.