Sentence examples for ministerial of from inspiring English sources

But that afternoon, and on the evening news bulletins that came later, it was Mr Abbott who came across as the more prime ministerial of the two.

They suggested that Michel had obtained a large amount of information as to the progress of ministerial approval of the BSkyB bid.

Most turn on the relatively gray area of ministerial "breach of trust".

THE collapse of the ministerial meeting of the World Trade Organisation (WTO) in September has impeded global trade talks and made their conclusion increasingly difficult and uncertain.

Even cutting, say, a quarter of the ministerial element of pay would still leave a cabinet minister earning around £120,000, comfortably in the top 2% of earners.

Labor says Malcolm Turnbull needs to take concrete action to assure himself that the former trade minister Andrew Robb is not in breach of the ministerial code of conduct.

CEFAA is part of the ministerial department of civil aeronautics (DGAC) -- equivalent to the Federal Aviation Administration in the United States -- which is under the authority of the Chilean air force.

The inquiry said Green's statements had fallen short of the honesty requirements for those in public life and thus constituted breaches of the ministerial code of conduct.

This is in direct contravention of the Midwifery Ministerial Decree of 2000, which stipulated that only trained midwives be responsible for deliveries.

Of course, the prime ministerial seal of approval helps too.

The delay is not the fault of department officials but ministerial lack of will, Chubb argues.