Sentence examples for straight ministers from inspiring English sources

Collins's faith strikes a chord in the African American community, like that of straight ministers whose leadership was crucial to recent marriage equality victories.

In the new documentary: "Lewd & Lascivious," director Jallen Rix tells the forgotten story of how a group of straight ministers, drag queens and queer people stood up to the San Francisco Police Department when it sought to raid a dance that had been organized by the ministers for the community.

But the public bodies bill seeks to bypass parliament, giving the power to change, transfer or abolish these public bodies straight to ministers.

Waruu takes the compromising footage of the minister straight to Belinda and she informs him that he's being played.

In Monday's interview, General Singh said that when the bribe incident occurred, he went straight to Defense Minister A. K. Antony, who told him, "Keep away from such people".

Brown made the announcement straight after prime minister's questions, which began with the PM reading out a grim rollcall of the 37 troops who have been killed in the conflict while MPs were on their summer recess.

"It took me two decades of service as a married, straight evangelical Christian minister and ethicist to finally get here," his speech says.

This week, with Britain's visiting prime minister as his straight man, Israel's prime minister conjured up a sense of movement in the peace process while simultaneously negotiating the accession of the most rabidly anti-peace party to his coalition.

In the world's largest democracy, the intelligence agencies still report straight to the prime minister and the home minister.

It must also consult the opposition parties if decisions cannot be put off, as the outgoing Labour chancellor, Alistair Darling, did before going to an EU finance ministers' meeting straight after the 2010 vote.

But voters preferred David Cameron over Ed Miliband (55% to 45%) in a straight choice for prime minister.