Sentence examples for ministerial error from inspiring English sources

Green concurs: "Although there is no explicit rule telling the lawyer that he must correct a judge's miscalculations, many (including me) would say that as an officer of the court, a lawyer must correct a judge's ministerial error".

Post Hutton and Butler, provided that ministers act in "good faith", ministerial responsibility for gross errors of judgment is written in water - except at election time.

The judgement of the High Court was that 'the ministerial declaration of 25 July 2011 was affected by jurisdictional error.

Mr Straw said it was "not a particularly well constructed act, intellectually" and suggested that areas that needed rewriting were those relating to protecting collective responsibility, protecting a "space" for confidential advice in policy making and a "ridiculous drafting error" that meant that if the rarely-exercised ministerial veto was used, it did not apply "for all time".

Arriving at a ministerial event in Doncaster in a white stretch limo because of a booking error by the government car service.

In private it emerges that her ministerial team fought it hard.Tony Blair himself seems to think it was an error, though once it had been made, it would have shown weakness to climb down.

Christopher Pyne says the Human Rights Commission president, Gillian Triggs, has made "substantial errors of judgment" involving herself in politics, as he and a ministerial colleague refused to express confidence in her.

And administrative errors, made by junior civil servants, will be reported as catastrophes that justify ministerial resignations.

They look prime ministerial.

He looked prime ministerial.

Ministerial disputes meant ministerial sackings.