Sentence examples for turned cabinet from inspiring English sources

In that book, Ms. Goodwin examined Lincoln's leadership through his relationships with political rivals turned cabinet members.

The clearest example of a megadonor turned cabinet nominee is Betsy DeVos.

Though Republicans are determined to turn cabinet nominations into tortuous ordeals, Democrats gave them the power to do so.

When rap comes in, it is with "practical tactical brilliance", as when Miranda turns cabinet debates into rap battles, in which Jefferson and Hamilton face off and drop the mic, in reference to Eminem's 8 Mile.

During his tenure, he has turned down cabinet post offers from both Republican and Democratic presidents, as well as opportunities to run for the Senate.

Responsibility for some of the recent attacks was claimed by Hamas and the Palestine Liberation Organisation's Democratic Front faction, both of which turned down cabinet places, advocating that reform is no substitute for "resistance".

On June 8th Palestinian guerrillas killed two settlers and a soldier and wounded ten others in separate raids near Hebron and Nablus in the West Bank.The attacks were claimed by Hamas and the Palestine Liberation Organisation's Democratic Front faction, both of which turned down cabinet places, advocating that reform is no substitute for "resistance".

Desperate to recover from a humiliating electoral defeat for the governing party, Prime Minister Jean-Pierre Raffarin turned his cabinet upside down on Wednesday, putting France's flamboyant foreign minister in charge of law and order and its law-and-order interior minister in charge of the economy.

After it was all gone I turned the cabinet upside down looking for anything else like it.

We are now on more lists than ever before, and computers have turned filing cabinets full of paper into instantly searchable, instantly actionable banks of data.

Mr. Blair is turning the cabinet and prime minister's offices into "centers of delivery," with performance targets.