Sentence examples for send ministers from inspiring English sources

Neither President Nicolas Sarkozy of France nor Prime Minister Gordon Brown of Britain are likely to send ministers.

The same governments who have spent decades hashing out a climate agreement can more easily send ministers to the WTO to make this happen.

While several counties, including Britain, have decided to not send ministers or other dignitaries to Russia to attend the Games there has been no serious call for boycotts.

Neither Nicolas Sarkozy, the French president, nor Britain's prime minister, Gordon Brown, have yet confirmed their attendance and both are likely to send ministers rather than traveling to Prague.

They will probably prefer to send ministers back to the negotiating table, despite the certain froideur with which they will be met by us, the Netherlands, the International Monetary Fund and the EU.

It didn't stop the scheme, but it did send ministers away with a lot of homework to do.

A madman... did nothing but send Minister Goebbels daily letters that were crude, and often pornographic in nature.

Only the Czechs sent a head of state; most countries sent ministers.

The United States kept a low profile, sending an assistant energy secretary, while most countries sent ministers.

The pair did not meet democracy activists, but since taking office Hague has promised to continue the British policy of not sending ministers.

For 30 years six, and now 12, sovereign states have been sending ministers several times a month to Brussels, where they take decisions together which directly affect the way people living in the Community work and play.