Sentence examples for would ministers from inspiring English sources

Only then would ministers "see if it is necessary to do something," Mr. Reynders said.

Or would ministers with a wealth of relevant practical and political experience be better?

Under the proposals, not only would ministers be able to order a hearing to be conducted in secret, but the proceedings would also deny claimants access to government evidence or witnesses – leaving them effectively untested in court.

If it is a problem, is increasing supply in Sydney and Melbourne the government's only answer, how would ministers do that exactly and what other possible solutions are they ruling out?

At the nursing home, Father Flynn would minister to other patients and bless them.

She begged to go with them, sometimes offering to serve as a housemaid, and her fantasies of how she would minister to her friends are heartbreaking.

I preached and sang in choirs and would minister to folks at bus stops, in prisons, etc. Yes, I was that guy.

If the party had won a majority, most would be ministers by this point.

Failure to convince would, the ministers said, be met with demands for further austerity measures.

The president's creatures would be ministers one day, in prison the next, an ambassador a month later.

It would enable ministers to insist on failing and "coasting" academies being taken over by another sponsor.