Sentence examples for ministerial declaration from inspiring English sources

"Because that allegation would represent a potential financial benefit, and that potential alleged benefit was not declared as part of his ministerial declaration, this could represent a breach of the ministerial code," the Prime Minister's official spokesman said.

"Because that allegation would represent a potential financial benefit and that potential and alleged financial benefit was not declared as part of his ministerial declaration, this could represent a breach of the ministerial code.

It is an easier matter by far to issue a ministerial declaration to the effect that such measures are lawful.

We reported on criticism levelled at the ministerial declaration on water policy for its failure to define water and sanitation as human rights.

It only remains to be seen if Osborne declares his half-hour one-to-one with Sir John in his quarterly ministerial declaration of meetings with external organisations.

Deals there will probably include a ministerial declaration on the impact on public health of TRIPS, the international ground rules on intellectual-property rights that all members of the WTO are bound to observe sooner or later.

Announcements are made on the day before recess because many ministerial declarations have to be made to parliament.

In the other case, the Cabinet Office issued a formal ministerial veto to certify that any disclosure about ministerial declarations of conflict of interest would be "contrary to the public interest".

Let's find out if the ministerial transparency declarations mean anything at all.

In a signal of the vote's significance, Ireland's equality minister, Aodhán Ó Ríordáin, broke with usual ministerial protocol with his declaration that his compatriots had not just voted yes to gay marriage; they had voted "Fuck yeaahhhh".

In the spring of 2012, a few months before he lost his job as justice secretary, Ken Clarke promised that the Brighton ministerial conference and the declaration it had just produced would lead to fewer cases being heard by the European court of human rights.