Sentence examples for changes to the ministerial from inspiring English sources

Jenkins wrote: "It is disingenuous of the Cabinet Office to dismiss the changes to the ministerial code as mere tidying up.

It is not clear whether or not the attorney general was informed about the changes to the ministerial code at the time of his speech.

Burt's appointment is the most significant change to the ministerial landscape for social care.

'Gordon Brown will be sending out a signal that he is going to work with the civil service, not try and buck them,' Dr Seldon told the Observer When he does outline his plans, Brown will attempt to draw a line under sleaze by announcing changes to the way allegations of ministerial wrongdoing are judged.

Labor's justice spokesman, David Feeney, wrote to Keenan after the executions on Wednesday to ask about the changes made to the ministerial direction last year.

Civil service leaders have denied that reform plans are an attack on civil servants, despite a big cut in jobs, greater ministerial say over permanent secretaries, changes to the existing grading system and a review of flexible working arrangements.

EU governments already have the power to block EU laws through ministerial meetings, so this idea is unlikely to deliver major changes to the status quo.

Labor amended the Greens' changes to inject ministerial discretion into the decision to release children in hopes of reducing any national security risk from dangerous parents.

The art of the official is to change the ministerial mind without the ministerial mind knowing it is being changed.

Separately, Corbyn made further changes to his shadow ministerial team on Thursday, with Kate Osamor appointed to shadow women and equalities, Thangam Debbonaire taking on shadow culture and Imran Hussain appointed as shadow development minister.

It is striking that Mandela was quite upset about the change in name of the Verwoerd building, home to the ministerial suites, in the parliamentary complex in Cape Town.