Sentence examples for whose cabinets from inspiring English sources

The Buddhists, who are meant to be promoting clean government, are especially upset about Mr Mori, whose cabinets have been notably prone to scandal.

In that sense, the most powerful, double-edged tribute to Turkish secularism may not be the commerce of Istiklal, or the nearby art galleries, but the enormous Military Museum, a building whose cabinets are stocked with body armor, scimitars, revolvers and 20th-century weaponry.

He named as prime minister a longtime Socialist militant, Pierre Mauroy, whose cabinet was almost solidly Socialist except for four Communists.

Seward was an unapologetic abolitionist, putting him to the "left" of the eventual nominee, in whose cabinet he ably and, after a few early awkwardnesses, loyally served.

The visit also drew criticism from Saudi Arabia, whose cabinet said that Mr Ahmadinejad's trip had violated UAE sovereignty and was a "transgression".

Mr. Netanyahu, whose cabinet voted 26 to 3 in favor of the prisoner swap, said he felt it important to move on the deal now, given what he called the "storms" in the Middle East.

Mr. Cameron, whose cabinet is divided over the issue, trod warily in the House of Commons on Wednesday, avoiding anything that committed him to one side or the other of the issue, or hinting at what the Leveson report will recommend.

Komeito is supposed to be the party of "clean government", and so has been especially upset by the lingering presence of Mr Mori, around whose cabinet swirl assorted scandals.

Warren Buffett's decision to spend $4 billion on 80% of Iscar, an Israeli cutting-tools firm, was "an amazing statement about the Israeli economy", said Ehud Olmert, the new prime minister, whose cabinet had been sworn in only the day before.

Nor need we concern ourselves with complaints about trivialisation of cabinet government from a man whose cabinet meetings could last less time than an edition of Ready Steady Cook.

Sadly, that's a little tricky, given that white American voters just elected a man whose campaign repeatedly insulted Muslims, Jews and women, and whose cabinet choices unanimously oppose LGBT rights.