cabinet
કેબિનેટ
definition
noun
a medicine cabinet
a cupboard with drawers or shelves for storing or displaying articles.
a cabinet meeting
(in the US) a body of advisers to the president, composed of the heads of the executive departments of the government.
translation of 'cabinet'
કેબિનેટ
noun
કબાટ,
મંત્રીમંડળ
example
These were in all shapes and sizes, colours and textures, and she had them stored in a custom-made 'cabinet' , drawer upon drawer of them.
Before he became prime minister, he had also headed the powerful education and industries ministries as well as the 'cabinet' committee on economic affairs.
It is now on display in a glass 'cabinet' in the Basilica itself.
I congratulate the new President and his new 'cabinet' .
One 'cabinet' with glass doors displayed relics from other lands and other times, fascinating trinkets.
A radio 'cabinet' casts a bomb-shaped shadow across the floor, while the specter of a tank shimmers in the room beyond.
The performance of the 'cabinet' and the parliamentary party would tend to support that view.
The president, his 'cabinet' , the Pentagon brass, and leading members of Congress remain adamantly opposed to conscription.
If taken seriously, his words could be interpreted as a threat against the life of the president and his entire 'cabinet' .
In square footage they equal nearly half the area of the bedroom, 'cabinet' , and book room.
a medicine 'cabinet'
display 'cabinet'
At the national level, government leadership resides in the president and his 'cabinet' .
At this stage, the draft bill for the commercialisation of the directorate of civil aviation is with the 'cabinet' committee on draft legislation.
He is first minister of a 'cabinet' in a parliamentary democracy.
Similarly, within the executive branch, most 'cabinet' meetings are closed to the public.
The inter ministerial group will forward the proposal to the 'cabinet' committee on disinvestment for approval.
A ban had been decided at a 'cabinet' committee meeting on April 6.
As far as they have been concerned, reliance on staff has served their purposes better than a system that relies on the 'cabinet' or the executive branch departments.
Executive authority is vested in a 'cabinet' led by the prime minister.
We took the amplifier up to my bedroom and then dad insisted on helping us carry the speaker 'cabinet' up the stairs.
So I've been working on it myself, and I've had some advisers from my 'cabinet' when I was president, as well as some Carter Center folks.
The Republicans also discussed giving federal financial support to the Texas and Pacific railroad and appointing some Democrats to the 'cabinet' .
The reform of the executive branch of government should aim at making the 'cabinet' fully responsible to the parliament.
The living room overlooks the front garden through a double glazed picture window and has a built-in wooden bookshelf and entertainment 'cabinet' .
He chairs the meetings of the
Decisions are often made behind closed doors - in 'cabinet' or board room - sometimes overseas.
The president appointed the 'cabinet' and governed largely by decree.
a 'cabinet' meeting
The speaker 'cabinet' was a huge four by twelve affair, about the size and weight of a small van.
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