Sentence examples for actions of ministers from inspiring English sources

Ms. Lagarde, the fund's managing director since 2011, was set to appear Thursday for a hearing before the Court of Justice, which handles cases involving the actions of ministers and former ministers in the performance of their duties, said Christopher L. Baker, a lawyer who represents Ms. Lagarde.

As Ms. Lagarde prepared to hold her first I.M.F. board meeting on Friday to consider another $3 billion in emergency financing for Greece, the French Court of Justice, which oversees the actions of ministers in office, said it would delay until Aug. 4 a decision on whether to look into her handling in 2007 of a court case involving a French tycoon.

Kavanagh also suggests that it could impact on the actions of ministers; rather than attempting to specify law through the difficult route of placing it in legislation, they can simply make a statement within Parliament about the legislation's intent.

"Wilfully misleading the parliament is a serious offence – the prime minister must explain the actions of his ministers and staff".

The ruling by the Court of Justice of the Republic, which oversees the actions of French ministers, means that Ms. Lagarde may have to gird for a possibly lengthy legal process to defend against the criminal charge.

The settlers, in turn, have become a potent constituency of the right-wing political parties that support them -- a force powerful enough to command the actions of important ministers or to destabilize government coalitions.

It won't come as a huge surprise to anyone with half an eye on government policy, but this week the foreign affairs committee put it in black and white: "The words and actions of FCO ministers have generated a perception that their work on human rights has become less important".

Women in the congregations reported to Stanton, who saw the actions of the ministers as cowardly; in their congregations, no one would be allowed to reply.

The Egyptian president suggested that the proposal would give the Palestinians hope of achieving a state, a hope he indicated had recently been dashed by the actions of Prime Minister Ariel Sharon of Israel.

And yet ongoing cuts in the social-services sector seem likely to produce far more consequential effects upon the well-being of the needy and vulnerable than can possibly be overcome by the actions of a Minister for Loneliness.

President Bush delivered a harsh rebuke to Israel today for its deadly military operations against Palestinians in the West Bank, saying that the actions of Prime Minister Ariel Sharon's government were "not helpful" and suggesting that they went well beyond self-defense.