Sentence examples for super ministry from inspiring English sources

Both promise a "super ministry" to coordinate France's rival police forces.

At the head of this new "super ministry," Prescott helped broker the Kyoto Protocol, implemented reforms to the British transportation system, and formed regional development councils.

After Labour's landslide victory at the polls, Prescott lost his super ministry as part of a cabinet reshuffle, but he remained deputy prime minister and retained oversight of regional issues.

Dr Diamond, of Queen Mary University of London, writing in the pamphlet entitled Transforming the Market said a new super ministry should be created to drive the redistribution away from Whitehall and back into the regions.

Mr Stoiber has been in a huff since failing to get the "super ministry" he wanted; after a series of petty power games, he is no longer taken all that seriously; and a battle over his succession in Bavaria threatens to split the CSU.

Mr Stoiber has been in a huff ever since he failed to get the "super ministry" he wanted; after a series of petty power games he is no longer taken very seriously; and a battle over the succession in Bavaria threatens to split the CSU.

Effective cross-departmental communication may achieve the same effect, and there is little evidence to suggest individual fiefdoms within "super ministries" cooperate with any greater efficiency.

He might, however, be tempted if offered a new "super-ministry" for economics and employment.

Everyone wants less crime, but the Fortuynists' call for a super-ministry covering both police and justice was rejected.

He has been promised a new super-ministry for overseeing economics, employment and the revamping of eastern Germany.

Or the new super-ministry and its new minister Josh Frydenberg could be set up for failure.