Examples of 'cabinet took' in a sentence

cabinet took - implies a decision or action being made by a group or committee, often a government cabinet or similar body

He has been pushing for early elections since shortly after the cabinet took office.

Macdonald and his cabinet took a hard line with respect to Riel and his compatriots.

Responsible rule was confirmed in March and an all-Reform Cabinet took office.

The Cabinet took a strong view.

A number of members from the Shadow Cabinet took up roles in the new Cabinet.

The War Cabinet took note of the above statement.

However, the formation of the new cabinet took almost three months.

The Cabinet took a formal decision and the Election Commission suspended the electoral calendar.

In Asia, Japan occupied Vietnam … and the third Konoe cabinet took power.

One of the first measures his cabinet took was to institute Annual Cantonal Unity Assemblies.

In the wake of the Arms Crisis in 1970, a major reshuffle of the cabinet took place.

The Shadow Cabinet took a similar line ; things could not go on as they were.

The chancellor was elected on 22 November, and the 1st Merkel Cabinet took office.

A few days ago, the Cabinet took its unanimous decision to devalue the pound.

The Cabinet took a strong view . The extirpation of these pests is a most important subject.

Meaning of "cabinet took"