Sentence examples for the highest cabinet from inspiring English sources

Echeverria, the highest cabinet official, conspicuously avoided any talks, winning the tap for himself and leaving Mexico with scars that have not healed to this day.

Before 9/11, they thought the danger from al-Qaeda important; they did not think it urgent.Mr Clarke says he asked the new administration within a week of its inauguration to discuss the threat from al-Qaeda at the highest (cabinet) level.

Eric Ostermeier of Smart Politics reports that President Obama has one of the highest Cabinet retention rates over the last 100 years; tied for fourth with Lyndon Johnson.

Proper steps towards democracy will annoy some of the prince's own relatives, who hold most of the high cabinet posts and much of the country's wealth.The government is also caught between its Western allies, who want to see democratic progress, and its Gulf neighbours, who urge caution.

We used the same trick for the high cabinet, and I just put a divider in the middle.

Put appliances that are used less frequently in the higher cabinets.

Cyrus R. Vance, who after two decades in public service was appointed secretary of state, and who then took the rare step of resigning from the nation's highest cabinet post on a matter of principle, died Saturday afternoon at Mount Sinai Medical Center in New York.

Cyrus R. Vance, who after two decades in public service was appointed secretary of state, and who then took the rare step of resigning from the nation's highest cabinet post on a matter of principle, died yesterday afternoon at Mount Sinai Medical Center in New York.

The chancellor will also take on the role of first secretary of state, making him the highest ranking cabinet minister after the prime minister.

This haste does not reflect a short-sighted view of history, but a growing curiosity about how she attained America's highest cabinet rank.

In Osborne's six-page letter, dated 24 September, to the high-level cabinet committee on economic affairs, the chancellor demands "rapid progress" on "reducing risks and delays to drilling" from Ed Davey, Eric Pickles, Vince Cable, Liz Truss and other ministers.