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They come across provocative works of popular social science (it's a wonderful book) and set up Cabinet-Office institutions as a result.
Republicans could justifiably argue that a separate cabinet agency wasn't needed to administer the big education programs, which existed before the department was set up.
In the victory they gained more than 300 seats to 200 for the Bloc National and then set up a cabinet under the Radical leader Édouard Herriot.
The Labour prime minister, James Callaghan, set up a cabinet committee and persuaded the TUC and Apex to allow a court of enquiry under Lord Justice Scarman to resolve the dispute.
Corbyn pledged to set up a cabinet committee for the arts, to give performers more protection against low wages and tackle unpaid internships through a "living waged national creative apprenticeship service".
"The euro did not exist [back then], and there was enormous pressure on politicians... if we did not find a solution, if we did not manage to set up a cabinet, the pressure became intolerable".
The institute recommended that a new fund should be set up and cabinet sub-committee assigned to support councils.
Atangana set up a cabinet based on those he had observed in Spain, but he never allowed it to do much, and its members were not accustomed to European-style administration.
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An emergency taskforce was set up by the cabinet last year to tackle the illegal use of Asian and African migrants in the Irish fleet, following a Guardian investigation.
