Sentence examples for whose ministers from inspiring English sources

The Conservative Party, whose ministers approved the measure, cheered loudly.

Most administrative powers are vested in an Executive Council, whose ministers are appointed by the Lagtinget.

There was more caution from countries including Germany and Luxembourg, whose ministers stressed that all the diplomatic channels should be exhausted before serious economic sanctions are imposed.

The irony is that the Montenegrin party whose ministers walked out of the federal government, thus causing it to collapse, wants Yugoslavia to survive.

Its aim was to bring about the formation of a "government enjoying public confidence," whose ministers would be drawn, if possible, partly from the legislative chambers.

In the Christian Church, just as in the Essene Church, the essential rite is the sacred meal, whose ministers are the priests.

But a friend of mine belongs to the Unitarian Universalist Church of Harvard, Massachusetts, whose minister went on sabbatical.

The Rwandan-controlled Rally for Congolese Democracy (RCD), whose minister for children brazened out the watery corpse, still holds most of eastern Congo.Here, the war blazes on.

Last month it was revealed that Mr. Corzine's family foundation had given $25,000 to a church whose minister helped secure the endorsement of the Black Ministers Council of New Jersey.

It referred specifically to a $25,000 donation Mr. Corzine's foundation made to a church whose minister later helped secure an important endorsement for him.

Her decision many years later to apply to seminary was inspired by her deepening involvement in young adult activities at Marble Collegiate Church, whose minister was the internationally known Dr. Norman Vincent Peale.