Sentence examples for case of ministers from inspiring English sources

Salmond said the UK government's decision to part-privatise Royal Mail, earning the Treasury £2bn in October 2013, was a clear case of ministers in London imposing policies that had been rejected by Scottish voters.

Nonetheless, the high court has said in the 1995 case of Minister for Immigration and Ethnic Affairs v Ah Hin Teoh, that legislation should be interpreted by courts, as far as possible, in a manner consistent with our international obligations.

The case of Minister for Immigration and Border Protection v Stretton [2016] 237 FCR 1 is representative of legal challenges to character cancellation decisions on the grounds of reasonableness.

This was demonstrated in the case of Minister of Safety and Security v. Xaba [ 21].

It has, of course, been made in the past, in the cases of ministers such as Peter Mandelson.

The people of England have not spoken yet.In the case of Scotland, ministers have to balance the urgent demand of the Scots for home rule against the need to bring English opinion along with their proposals.

"There couldn't be a clearer case of government ministers just whipping up the population when they haven't got a legal leg to stand on," University of Toronto law professor Denise Réaume told Maclean's magazine.

In the case of Shelibost ministers concluded that insufficient consideration had been given to alternatives and that the consultation process was flawed.

There was the case of Health Minister Ulla Schmidt, who was found guilty of taking her official car on a vacation in Spain.

You shouldn't have ended up in ICU.' "Their response has, in my view, been so unprofessional and, in the case of the minister, so ridiculous.

In case of sequels, Minister Bilour is prepared to dig deep.