Sentence examples for ministerial ethics from inspiring English sources

My family knew him personally and he was the general editor of the Interpreter's Bible as well as the author of Ministerial Ethics and Etiquette.

The ministerial code is a code of ethics and procedural guidance for ministers, introduced as a result of the first report by the committee on standards in public life in 1995, which is revised every parliament.

The project was carried out in the context of the Quebec ministerial health surveillance plan, which obtained ethics approval from the Quebec Public Health Ethical Health Surveillance Committee.

This surveillance did not expect the authorization from a local Ethics Committee as it is a national ministerial project taking into account the WHO directives for the achievement of the poliomyelitis eradication (WHA 41.28 of May 1988).

This implies there will be ministerial displeasure if approval is not granted by the [Aboriginal ethics] committee, and could be considered undue application of pressure to accept a research proposal.

(S4) This implies there will be ministerial displeasure if approval is not granted by the [Aboriginal ethics] committee, and could be considered undue application of pressure to accept a research proposal.

Andrew Gwynne, the shadow cabinet office minister, has written to the prime minister, the head of the civil service and the ethics chief at the Cabinet Office to complain that Johnson may have breached the ministerial code of conduct.

Despite all the talk of global power shifts and the rise of emerging economies, the runup to the World Trade Organisation (WTO) ministerial meeting in Bali next week has once again forced developing countries on to the back foot despite having reason and ethics on their side.

They look prime ministerial.

Ministerial disputes meant ministerial sackings.

He looked prime ministerial.