Definition of Home Secretary in English:

Home Secretary

noun

(in the UK) the Secretary of State in charge of the Home Office.
（英国）内政大臣
Example sentencesExamples
- The applicant was a Sikh activist whom the Home Secretary had ordered to be deported to India.
- The judge said he would recommend to the Home Secretary that all three be deported after serving their sentences.
- The decision of the Home Secretary was based on the fact that some crimes are so heinous as to justify life imprisonment.
- On that basis, it has been agreed that the Home Secretary will refer the case back to the Parole Board for a fresh review.
- The weight of evidence against the Home Secretary now makes it seem unlikely that he can continue to hold on to his Cabinet post.
- He reported favourably to the new Home Secretary but it was too late.
- He is close to the Foreign Secretary and former Home Secretary, Jack Straw.
- The policy adopted by the Home Secretary is as set out in those documents.
- It was not policy to reveal the whereabouts of the Home Secretary for security reasons.
- She tackled the unions, but appointed a series of ineffectual liberal Home Secretaries to tackle crime, and they failed.
- The Home Secretary seems to have genuinely missed the point of civil liberties.
- The Home Secretary began asking about an application by Kliminowicz for political asylum.
- The Home Secretary and the Government say it will cost the taxpayers less by doing this.
- But what is the reaction of our Home Secretary to these tricky questions about free speech?
- But now the Home Secretary has told him to leave the country in 28 days or risk deportation.
- The Home Secretary has confirmed that the law on corporate manslaughter will, at long last, be changed.
- I think the Home Secretary wants to hang on to his executive powers and not give them up to judges.
- The Liberal Democrat MEP is calling on the Home Secretary to clarify the situation.
- But the legislation does not allow the Home Secretary to make a British citizen stateless.
- The Home Secretary bragged to the Labour Party conference this week that we now have more police than ever before.

Definition of Home Secretary in US English:

Home Secretary

nounˈˌhoʊm ˈsɛkrəˌtɛriˈˌhōm ˈsekrəˌterē

(in the UK) the Secretary of State in charge of the Home Office.
（英国）内政大臣
Example sentencesExamples
- The weight of evidence against the Home Secretary now makes it seem unlikely that he can continue to hold on to his Cabinet post.
- The Home Secretary began asking about an application by Kliminowicz for political asylum.
- The policy adopted by the Home Secretary is as set out in those documents.
- But what is the reaction of our Home Secretary to these tricky questions about free speech?
- The Home Secretary bragged to the Labour Party conference this week that we now have more police than ever before.
- He reported favourably to the new Home Secretary but it was too late.
- The Home Secretary seems to have genuinely missed the point of civil liberties.
- The Liberal Democrat MEP is calling on the Home Secretary to clarify the situation.
- The applicant was a Sikh activist whom the Home Secretary had ordered to be deported to India.
- The Home Secretary and the Government say it will cost the taxpayers less by doing this.
- He is close to the Foreign Secretary and former Home Secretary, Jack Straw.
- The Home Secretary has confirmed that the law on corporate manslaughter will, at long last, be changed.
- The judge said he would recommend to the Home Secretary that all three be deported after serving their sentences.
- She tackled the unions, but appointed a series of ineffectual liberal Home Secretaries to tackle crime, and they failed.
- I think the Home Secretary wants to hang on to his executive powers and not give them up to judges.
- But now the Home Secretary has told him to leave the country in 28 days or risk deportation.
- But the legislation does not allow the Home Secretary to make a British citizen stateless.
- It was not policy to reveal the whereabouts of the Home Secretary for security reasons.
- The decision of the Home Secretary was based on the fact that some crimes are so heinous as to justify life imprisonment.
- On that basis, it has been agreed that the Home Secretary will refer the case back to the Parole Board for a fresh review.

词汇	Home Secretary
释义	Definition of Home Secretary in English: Home Secretary noun (in the UK) the Secretary of State in charge of the Home Office. （英国）内政大臣 Example sentencesExamples The applicant was a Sikh activist whom the Home Secretary had ordered to be deported to India. The judge said he would recommend to the Home Secretary that all three be deported after serving their sentences. The decision of the Home Secretary was based on the fact that some crimes are so heinous as to justify life imprisonment. On that basis, it has been agreed that the Home Secretary will refer the case back to the Parole Board for a fresh review. The weight of evidence against the Home Secretary now makes it seem unlikely that he can continue to hold on to his Cabinet post. He reported favourably to the new Home Secretary but it was too late. He is close to the Foreign Secretary and former Home Secretary, Jack Straw. The policy adopted by the Home Secretary is as set out in those documents. It was not policy to reveal the whereabouts of the Home Secretary for security reasons. She tackled the unions, but appointed a series of ineffectual liberal Home Secretaries to tackle crime, and they failed. The Home Secretary seems to have genuinely missed the point of civil liberties. The Home Secretary began asking about an application by Kliminowicz for political asylum. The Home Secretary and the Government say it will cost the taxpayers less by doing this. But what is the reaction of our Home Secretary to these tricky questions about free speech? But now the Home Secretary has told him to leave the country in 28 days or risk deportation. The Home Secretary has confirmed that the law on corporate manslaughter will, at long last, be changed. I think the Home Secretary wants to hang on to his executive powers and not give them up to judges. The Liberal Democrat MEP is calling on the Home Secretary to clarify the situation. But the legislation does not allow the Home Secretary to make a British citizen stateless. The Home Secretary bragged to the Labour Party conference this week that we now have more police than ever before. Definition of Home Secretary in US English: Home Secretary nounˈˌhoʊm ˈsɛkrəˌtɛriˈˌhōm ˈsekrəˌterē (in the UK) the Secretary of State in charge of the Home Office. （英国）内政大臣 Example sentencesExamples The weight of evidence against the Home Secretary now makes it seem unlikely that he can continue to hold on to his Cabinet post. The Home Secretary began asking about an application by Kliminowicz for political asylum. The policy adopted by the Home Secretary is as set out in those documents. But what is the reaction of our Home Secretary to these tricky questions about free speech? The Home Secretary bragged to the Labour Party conference this week that we now have more police than ever before. He reported favourably to the new Home Secretary but it was too late. The Home Secretary seems to have genuinely missed the point of civil liberties. The Liberal Democrat MEP is calling on the Home Secretary to clarify the situation. The applicant was a Sikh activist whom the Home Secretary had ordered to be deported to India. The Home Secretary and the Government say it will cost the taxpayers less by doing this. He is close to the Foreign Secretary and former Home Secretary, Jack Straw. The Home Secretary has confirmed that the law on corporate manslaughter will, at long last, be changed. The judge said he would recommend to the Home Secretary that all three be deported after serving their sentences. She tackled the unions, but appointed a series of ineffectual liberal Home Secretaries to tackle crime, and they failed. I think the Home Secretary wants to hang on to his executive powers and not give them up to judges. But now the Home Secretary has told him to leave the country in 28 days or risk deportation. But the legislation does not allow the Home Secretary to make a British citizen stateless. It was not policy to reveal the whereabouts of the Home Secretary for security reasons. The decision of the Home Secretary was based on the fact that some crimes are so heinous as to justify life imprisonment. On that basis, it has been agreed that the Home Secretary will refer the case back to the Parole Board for a fresh review.
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