Instruct: Given a premise, retrieve a hypothesis that is entailed by the premise.
Query: Mr. Speaker, since the problems of InterCanadian are directly related to his mishandling of the Onex bid to acquire Air Canada and Canadian Airlines, does the Minister of Transport not have a responsibility to step in now in order to save the 900 jobs his incompetence has jeopardized?
Minister of Transport made many jobs vulnerable.
The Minister of finance is upset with Canadian health care.
The speaker is responsible for the matter and must now step down
The Ministers have some responsibility.
The minister of Human Resources development is at risk for losing his job.
The Minister of Canadian Heritage is a man.
Canadians should be able to keep their jobs
The speaker believes that farmers need to be led by the Government of Canada to do their jobs. 
The speaker believes that farmers need to be controlled by the Government of Canada to do their jobs.
The speaker states that farmers need to be led by the Government of Canada to do their jobs. 
Health Canada has management problems.
Canadians are worried that important government positions are being filled unfairly.
The number one challenge for the Canadian private sector is interprovincial trade barriers.
Some Canadians are unemployed.
The minister's actions are seen negatively in Quebec.
A seat on the Canadian Wheat Board is a highly soughtafter position. 
 Air Canada and Canadian Airlines were considered for acquisition.
The Canadian minister of health is one of the provincial ministers
Law makers in Canada should ensure that corporate executives and directors are held responsible for employees' safety
The minister of Canadian Heritage spoke in the House.
The Government of Canada chooses the mediator-arbitrator. 
Canadians will not have jobs
Mr Speaker has only one foot. 
The minister of transport has secured 900 jobs for Air Canada
Air Canada and Canadian Airlines have 900 passengers who they owe a refund to save the Ministers job