Sentence examples for theme of the prime from inspiring English sources

Improving social mobility was a strong theme of the prime minister's speech, but new research last week showed that the pupil premium has had a limited impact on the social attainment gap and schools in poor areas will continue to be most affected by cuts to critical services such as child mental health and educational psychology.

The influence of Iran has been a recurrent theme of the former prime minister's evidence today.

The conference called for the agricultural sector to pay attention to maintaining an adequate food supply for the population, and endorsed continued urbanization, a favorite theme of the incoming prime minister next March, Li Keqiang.

He said he emphasized to Mr. Arafat the need for "the Palestinians to take charge of the territory they control" and to stop the steady violence against the Israelis, echoing a theme of the Israeli prime minister, Ariel Sharon.

Mr Aso is more of a live wire, and has been known to be unpredictable and inflammatory in public.Domestic issuesThe main theme of the next prime minister's term looks likely to be attending to the domestic economy, particularly to the regions and to rural issues.

Partnering was rightly a theme of the second phase of the prime minister's overseas initiative announced recently.

While the 27 million Apple music users listen to a lot of different kinds of music, one of the prime themes is apparently that they all like to relax — and they use music to do it.

Malcolm Turnbull is set to expand on an early theme of his prime ministership by unveiling an "innovation" package believed to be worth more than $1bn over four years.

The tribute appeared to be a one of the few signs of the prime minister's old theme of "compassionate Conservatism" in a conference dominated by boasts that the coalition has capped welfare, brought down immigration and reduced the deficit through spending cuts.

Themes and subjects recur in his quest for understanding: soccer, language, and, above all, the grandiose figure of the prime minister, Silvio Berlusconi.

The prime minister has made post-office privatisation the main theme of the LDP's campaign.