Sentence examples for valuable minister from inspiring English sources
In the 17th century King James I warned his son Charles against it, after Charles backed an impeachment that drove a valuable minister out of office.
There are more than 150 people in town halls apparently more valuable than the Prime Minister, which is worth remembering when your local library closes.
Experience is valuable but it burdens ministers with knowing how much heavy lifting it takes to make small change.
She has now written to the cabinet chief secretary, Gus O'Donnell, saying: "The perception exists that [people and expertise] can be loaned out in return for access to ministers and valuable influence over the processes and decisions of government.
But Mr. Echávarri said the exercise would be valuable because European Union energy ministers this week committed to undertaking "a comprehensive risk and safety assessment" in light of new evidence from Japan that natural disasters could be more drastic than the worst forecasts.
After revelations in 2011 in the Guardian about staff from companies working in Decc, Lucas wrote to the then cabinet secretary, Gus O'Donnell, stating: "The perception exists that [people and expertise] can be loaned out in return for access to ministers and valuable influence over the processes and decisions of government.
Confidence, says the prime minister, is more valuable than gold.
"I'm grateful for Alan's work as shadow leader of the house and I'm sure he will continue to make a valuable contribution as shadow justice minister".
She added: "While accessible information on standards in our schools has the potential to be a valuable tool for parents, the Minister's current plans are not comprehensive and rank schools partly based on factors totally out of their control".
Ex-prime ministers can be valuable repositories of experience and advice.
He also pledged an additional £10m to the £14m announced last month for emergency relief.Such assurances suggest that ministers have learned valuable public-relations lessons from the deluge in June, when they were accused of being slow to react.
