cabinet reshuffle

collocation in English

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cabinet
noun
uk
/ˈkæb.ɪ.nət/us
/ˈkæb.ən.ət/
a small group of the most important people in government, who advise the President or Prime Minister and make ...
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reshuffle
noun[C]
uk
/ˈriːˌʃʌf.əl/us
/ˈriːˌʃʌf.əl/
an occasion when the positions of people or things within a particular group ...
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In 2006 there was a majorcabinetreshuffle.
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He quit the government allegedly after being passed over for premiership in acabinetreshuffle.
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Despite thecabinetreshuffle, many of the protesters said that they had no intention of calling off their week-old sit-in.
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He was however dropped from ministry in 2011, duringcabinetreshuffle.
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He dismissed one minister, took away anothers responsibilities without removing him from the cabinet and reassigned portfolios in acabinetreshuffle.
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He was excluded from the government in acabinetreshuffleat the time of the scandal.
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He removed from office in acabinetreshufflein 1966.
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He remained foreign minister until 1993 when he was replaced in acabinetreshuffle.
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She was replaced in a 2004cabinetreshuffle.
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He was dismissed a year and a half later, following acabinetreshuffle.
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In acabinetreshufflea few days later, he was one of several ministers dismissed from the government.
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This work thus explains why prime ministers resort to reshuffles: cabinet reshuffles reduce the moral hazard facing ministers.
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The results presented here are innovative because they clearly point out that cabinet reshuffles also have an impact on the moral hazard aspects of delegation.
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Longer-term patterns will be easier to confirm when we have more cabinet reshuffles, more endorsement processes, and more presidential selections to observe.
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Surprisingly, during the followingcabinetreshuffleit was announced that there would be two vice-presidents in clear violation of the constitution that was just taking effect.
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Our model leads, then, to quite different conclusions about the relationship between the frequency of cabinet reshuffles and democratic accountability.
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Showing that cabinet reshuffles take place on the equilibrium path of the full game is a more tedious endeavour, which requires checking numerous cases.
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Our model casts cabinet reshuffles in a less pessimistic light, showing how reshuffles may actually increase accountability.
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Where major ruling parties are incohesive and fluid, governments tend to experience chronic instability and frequent cabinet reshuffles.
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