Sentence examples for ministerial decree from inspiring English sources

Nursing and Midwifery Council, established by ministerial decree in 2009.

This was done with a formal ministerial decree, which was withdrawn suddenly when the press heard about it.

French farmers have focused attention on a ministerial decree, issued in 2005, which subsequently led to compulsory RFID tagging.

China Mobile, for example, is the world's largest mobile operator, but its competition is limited, by ministerial decree, to just a few other domestic rivals.

The Inquiries Act, in effect, allows ministers to scrutinise their own behaviour, while the Legislative and Regulatory Reform Bill proposed an extension of law by ministerial decree.

The drug, they say, is covered by the data protection provisions in a 2000 ministerial decree as well as by the patent provisions in the new law.

They cannot be deported because of the real risk of persecution in Egypt, but by ministerial decree they are unable to apply for a visa.

"We totally reject these statements, and the ban is to show them this," Mr. Taheri said, adding that the nationwide ban could be reversed only by a ministerial decree.

Trains from another era still ply the north, from the hated Pacers – banished by ministerial decree from 2020 – to the 50-year old carriages and diesel locomotives that once hauled nuclear waste and have now resurfaced on Cumbria's passenger services.

The number of students admitted to the course is--or was--set annually by ministerial decree.

Implementation of the new Article 1(i) is, however, still awaiting the necessary ministerial decree to enter into force.