Sentence examples for than cabinet from inspiring English sources
Brown is a son of the manse, whose language, when needed, is more Church of Scotland minister than cabinet minister.
To the White House staff, far more important than cabinet or congressional or expert input was the element of surprise.
"Yes, but newspaper editors are even more difficult to get on to TV than cabinet ministers," says Paxman.
Within the Diet, Mr Obuchi initiated research panels in the lower and upper houses to review the constitution; and he abolished the long-standing habit of having senior bureaucrats rather than cabinet ministers answer questions.
Less common than cabinet furniture, corner chairs were introduced in the early 18th century under the term writing chairs; they fitted less closely to the walls than other types of corner furniture.
Several prominent non-politicians are expected to enter politics under the new party's banner, though that could be a problem if Mr Sharon ends up with more wannabe ministers than cabinet jobs.
I hope his commitment to diversity runs more than cabinet-deep and that he will give a sign that gays and lesbians are welcome as part of the Bush team.
But it was also Churchill who said with great prescience a hundred years ago (using the word "cabinet" to mean oligarchy), "Democracy is more vindictive than Cabinets.
These cabinets, however, are less energy efficient than cabinets with glass doors because of the interactions between the air curtain, that is used to provide an artificial barrier between the air in the cabinets, and the air in food premises.
Taro Aso, Japan's new prime minister, has appointed a less-than-progressive cabinet that includes right-wing nationalists and a prominent advocate of public-spending increases.
Those characterizations can mean nothing less than high sub-Cabinet or Cabinet officials and/or White House deputy assistants or assistants to the president.
