Considering how
much time ministers and lay leaders invest in administrative activities it is important that whatever creative potential they hold be realized in practice.
He and his fellow Oxford Methodists gave significant portions of their income to succor the poor and spent
much time ministering to condemned prisoners (after a lifetime of lavish giving, Wesley died a relatively poor man).
Not exact matches
The Prime
Minister and his finance minister spend much of their time reminding the country's biggest vote bank — the middle class — that it is not doing as well as it sh
Minister and his finance
minister spend much of their time reminding the country's biggest vote bank — the middle class — that it is not doing as well as it sh
minister spend
much of their
time reminding the country's biggest vote bank — the middle class — that it is not doing as well as it should be.
VANCOUVER — British Columbia Premier Christy Clark insisted Wednesday it's still possible her
much - hyped vision for liquefied natural gas could start bringing in cash in three years»
time, a day after her own finance
minister appeared to temper those expectations.
Canada's Finance
Minister Bill Morneau discusses the country's new fiscal policy which entails borrowing three
times as
much as promised before the election.
Voters like you and I couldn't get that
much face
time with our representatives, let alone the Prime
Minister's top adviser and confidant.
The notorious debt - to - income ratio, at a record high, has been cited
time and again by Finance
Minister Flaherty and Carney as a sign consumers have taken on too
much debt.
(One difference: Harper's selfless belief in fixed election dates, which, MacDonald says for the umpteenth
time, take
much valuable leverage away from the Prime
Minister.)
Irish Finance
Minister Michael Noonan said that was so
much confusion over the alternative versions that there was no
time for preparation.
Possible effect: Many a
minister who could make it when a wife filled in the weak places in his ministry will have a
much more difficult
time without that assistance.
«Every
time ministers talk about extremism they seem to want to go
much wider than tackling terrorists and their sympathisers.
Its defect lies
much less in what it tries to assert — careful training, attentiveness to the person, taking adequate
time, and the like — than in what it denies — that people can also be helped in many less formal ways and that it is the inherent business of the
minister to use the range of ways open to him in his representative capacity.
This same
minister had probably experienced a similar crisis early in his career, but it came at a
time of life that receives
much less public attention.
A part
time consulting job to supplement our income led to another full
time job and a leave of absence and all I know is that while he was
ministering I saw him less than I do now even though he is working in LA (I live on Lake Superior) and he is so
much happier.
One
minister asked his officials to fill out questionnaires indicating how
much time they felt he should spend each week on each area of his work.
That is why Christians are called to
minister to those around them, because we know that at one
time we to we're lost As to the middle part, it is a valid point, however the reason Christians are «supposed» to be saved is because they realize their sin and how
much God loves them.
I was a believer for almost 50 years and a
minister for
much of that
time..
His harangue hasn't changed in our twenty - year acquaintance, but this
time it occurred to me that there was a tinge of conceit to it» that he resented the idea of being
ministered to by people who, in all likelihood, were too inclined toward curial - obedience and therefore couldn't possibly have
much to say to his finely tuned sensibilities.
There are few theological schools where these groups do not compete for the students» interest and
time, where some members of the former group do not feel that the scholarliness of theological study is being impaired by the attention claimed for field work and counseling, where teachers of preaching, church administration and pastoral care and directors of field work do not regard
much of the theological work as somewhat beside the point in the education of a
minister for the contemporary Church.
They asked Nick Clegg, who has so
much spare compassion he even found
time to defend the prime
minister this week.
Just ask yourself one simple question: in the Prime
Minister's office, in Tory high command, how
much of their
time do they spend worrying about the prospect of a Labour victory at the present
time?
But that the concerns over Facebook and Twitter were clearly overblown (Prime
Minister David Cameron at the
time considered «restricting» social media services) does not mean that digital technologies played no role — they are, after all, integral to
much of what we do, legally or otherwise, today.
But if we succeed in making a step - change in transport connectivity between the great northern cities, easing congestion, increasing capacity and reducing journey
times, then
ministers succeed when it comes to the Holy Grail of rebalancing the national economy and developing a
much - needed counterweight to London and the south - east.
«She has really decided to go for it now, and having had the last
time to think about what she stands for, will be a
much better candidate,» a former cabinet
minister told Bush.
They seem to spend
much of their
time having their ideas nicked by the other two parties - the firing of MPs for being rubbish springs to mind - and the abuse that Nick Clegg receives each week in the House of Commons during prime
minister's questions illustrates perfectly the general disdain the Lib Dems are treated with by the bigger boys (and girls).
For as
much as Churchill's Secret War seems to zero in on decisions taken by the war -
time prime
minister and his adviser Lord Cherwell, the racism and sheer odium of both of whom is on stark display in the evidence presented by Mukerjee, this book is
much more of an indictment of what colonialism was really about than the title suggests.
Throughout its one hundred year history the Cabinet Office has, at
times, had to fight for its survival — as
much from the predatory activities of senior departmental civil servants as from
ministers.
We were promised by Conservative
ministers that the relaxation of restrictions on supermarket trading were not going to be a Trojan horse for permanent change, but perhaps spending too
much time with Nick Clegg has given the Prime
Minister a taste for dishonesty.
As former Labour
minister Andrew Adonis notes on the book's back cover: «To paraphrase Churchill, never in recent
times has so
much damage been inflicted by so few on so many.»
Bridges» article is being viewed as an attack on the prime
minister's approach to politics, at a
time when the coalition is wrestling with questions on Europe and about how
much to make the rich contribute to its deficit reduction strategy.
When I was appointed, the prime
minister specially said to me, «We have some very real problems in our steel industry, and I want you to devote a large amount of your
time to solving those problems as
much as you can».»
I am two and a half stone lighter which, as a former shadow public health
minister in the Scottish Parliament, is just as well, given how
much time we witter away about taking personal responsibility for one's own health!
Tony Blair was also the first PM to have no government experience since Ramsay MacDonald in 1924 and the first Leader of the Opposition to have no government experience since the post was created in 1935 - Neil Kinnock was a PPS at the end of the Callaghan Government and John Smith was a Junior
minister from the start on in the Wilson government, a Minister of State for much of the time and Secretary of State for Trade in the final 6 months of the Labour gov
minister from the start on in the Wilson government, a
Minister of State for much of the time and Secretary of State for Trade in the final 6 months of the Labour gov
Minister of State for
much of the
time and Secretary of State for Trade in the final 6 months of the Labour government.
After the embarrassing confusion both from former Europe spokesman Ed Davey and former EU
minister Chris Bryant last night on Question
Time on how
much the sum came to, we can allow ourselves the luxury here of a little ball park latitude.
But by the
time of president Bush's last visit to the UK the prime
minister had reverted back to British type, endlessly parroting Washington's lines and praising his American counterpart rather too
much for anyone's liking.
The former prime
minister has been into Westminster only a handful of
time since 2010,
much to the irritation and amusement of Conservative MPs.
Prime
Minister May, who commended President Buhari for the
much he has been doing on improving trade and business for Nigeria, noted that it was also
time to boost intra-Commonwealth
During her
time as a shadow Treasury and then Communities
minister, she established how
much the ministerial cars cost through a series of parliamentary questions.
Both the Home Secretary, and the Prime
Minister, have attributed the low voter turnout in the PCCs elections to the fact that «it takes
time to explain a new post» and expect turnout to be «
much higher next
time round».
June 2009 though has the advantages for Labour that they can save money by combining Local, EU and General Election campaigns and also maximise Labour turnout in the EU and Local Elections, a
much improved performance in the EU and 2009 Local Elections along with a solid General Election victory and Labour dissidents in parliament will largely fall quiet for some
time and the next parliament will be off to a good start for the Prime
Minister.
... Prime
minister - elect Abbott agreed and stressed his full support for the United Kingdom, saying that he very
much looked forward to the closest possible cooperation during his
time in office.»
Another period piece is Joe Wright's «Darkest Hour,» with Gary Oldman as Winston Churchill at the beginning of his
time as Prime
Minister — interesting to see right now in light of John Lithgow's recent Golden - Globe - nominated and Emmy - winning star turn as a
much older (and taller!)
There's Hugh Grant, who is still Prime
Minister and still married to the lovely Martine McCutcheon, Liam Neeson and his
much older son played by Thomas Brodie - Sangster, and Rowan Atkinson who is still taking his sweet
time at the check out counter.
Teachers in England are spending too
much time marking and giving detailed feedback on pupils» homework, according to Schools
Minister Nick Gibb.
Teachers are spending too
much time over-marking pupils» homework, Schools Standards
Minister Nick Gibb has said.
«Pupils spend too
much time thinking about exams and re-sits of exams that encourage a «learn and forget» approach to studying,» the
minister said.
But listeners will be directed to a website which will be presumably
much less reticent on such matters, if the Friends website at the
time of the 2006 election, with its vicious attacks on Liberal environment
minister Stephane Dion, is anything to go by.
modern diplomacy Public - Private Dialogue at IRENA's 8th Assembly highlights what governments and businesses can do to unlock investment in renewable energy «We find ourselves in a
time when scaling - up renewable energy investment makes sense, even when not
much of anything else makes sense,» Steve Sawyer, Secretary General of the Global Wind Energy Council told a ballroom filled with
ministers, diplomats, parliamentarians and...
We've seen this happen before in recent
times; when Stephen Harper became Canada's prime
minister, his anti-science right - wing administration did
much the same thing, gagging scientists, including climate scientists, from talking to the media or public.
Much time, too, was given by the media to an odd letter sent by Roberts to former Australian Primer
Minister Julie Gillard.