Sentence examples for ministerial material from inspiring English sources
Is he prime ministerial material?
"He is prime ministerial material," she said, dismissing the idea with a wave of her hand.
Disciplined messaging had repackaged a man once nicknamed "the mad monk" into prime ministerial material.
His chief liability now could be this U-turn, after months of insisting that he was not prime ministerial material.
After three years as head of Labour, Mr. Miliband, just 43, has not managed to convince the British public that he is prime ministerial material.
Alistair Darling, the former chancellor, gave voice to some of these concerns when he said that Miliband needed to show he was prime ministerial material.
Although the European Court of Justice has thrown out a number of cases of individual sanctions, officials say the real issue is a question of political wall: the criteria for sanctions can be expanded by a ministerial decision to include providing "material support" to the Russian government.
The outcome represents a fundamental challenge to the use of the ministerial veto to block release of material which the government particularly feels the need to keep secret, after either the information commissioner or the Tribunal has ruled it should be published.
"The listing of material prematurely may have reflected a ministerial desire to 'raise aspirations'.
Sections 9A(3)(c) and (d) identify ministerial speeches made at the second readings of bills or "any relevant material in any official record of debates in Parliament" as appropriate aspects of the interpretive matrix.
His regular morning schedule was breakfast at 8am, followed by assiduous reading of ministerial reports, 15 domestic newspapers and a range of (translated) foreign press materials.
