Sentences with phrase «members of cabinet trying»
On Friday last week, she circulated a briefing note to members of cabinet trying to address what she believes are some of the misconceptions, including that the company was after a bailout.
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«Let's get to the truth about what happened but I think it has been an extraordinary development to find a police officer apparently posing as a member of the public, pretending to have been outside Downing Street at the time and then trying to blacken the name of a Cabinet minister.»
14:27 - We're getting back to where we were before lunch, and the point about Hunt putting something on his website about supporting the bid, as Jay tries to work out how much Brooks was involved in monitoring the views of Cabinet members on the bid.
But Cabinet members - who would be the only individuals capable of prising the prime minister's fingers from No 10 - are unlikely to try for a number of reasons.
He even called on the 48 - member Senate Democratic Caucus led by Sen. Charles Schumer to try to block the confirmation of Trump's Cabinet choices.
PoliticsHome understands that several Shadow Cabinet members - including some on the party's left - wing - have tried to hold talks to persuade Mr Corbyn to quit throughout today, but have been rebuffed by Mr McDonnell and Seumas Milne, Labour's director of strategy and communications.
John Sheehan, a spokesman for the Adirondack Council, said a letter from a federal lawmaker to a cabinet member is «one of the most important things we have when trying to approach other members of Congress.»
The ship was in harbor for six days, and during that time members of the United States cabinet tried to persuade Cuba to accept the Jews.
A group of Canadian clergy and academics tried to persuade the Canadian Prime Minister, William Lyon Mackenzie King, to allow the refugees to land in Nova Scotia, but other anti-Semitic members of the Canadian cabinet prevailed.
He has challenged the science, stomped on cabinet members who nervously suggest that maybe we should try to reduce our emissions, and engaged in an elaborate charade of concern by putting up meaningless policies that have no effect.