Sentence examples for interim ministry from inspiring English sources

"It is an extremely humbling experience and tomorrow the interim ministry will be sworn in here at government house".

A native of Michigan where he was a minister at several churches and twice had to deal with sexual misconduct charges leveled at subordinate pastors, Mr. Fuerstenau has recently made a specialty of interim ministry.

There is no Iraqi government and the United States has yet to announce the structure of an interim oil ministry.

The powers of the Iraqi governing body were spelled out in writing at the insistence of Iraqi political groups and stipulate that the 25-member council will "name an interim minister for each ministry" and that the council will oversee the work of the ministers and "shall have the authority to dismiss ministers should they lose the council's confidence".

Second, as an interim evaluation, the ministry concluded that reformation of municipal hospitals should be considered and effective measures implemented.

Mr. Onodera spoke after his ministry released an interim report on an overhaul of Japanese defense strategy ordered up by the cabinet of the country's hawkish prime minister, Shinzo Abe, whose Liberal Democratic Party won a decisive election victory on Sunday.

He said that he agreed with the interim finding of the health ministry panel that both Novartis and the universities involved shared blame.

Under American pressure, women won 25% of ministries in the interim government and the Governing Council's Law 137, which imposed sharia law for personal affairs, was reversed.

Mr. Swehli said that suspicious conduct by the journalists had led his men to follow them as they moved around Tripoli and conducted interviews at various ministries of the interim government.

She said she had telephoned Zia before the 2014 elections, offering her ministries in an interim, joint administration as a way of overcoming BNP suspicions that the poll might be rigged.

The main uncertainty comes from the Tajik camp, which controls the most powerful ministries in the interim government and whose leaders are determined to maintain the power that they see as their due as the second-largest ethnic group in the country.