Sentence examples for ministerial representation from inspiring English sources

"There's a reason why the Liberal party won't send ministerial representation to Warsaw – Tony Abbott doesn't accept that climate change is real".

Lewis said that there had been 27 ministerial representations to China about Shaikh's case in the last two years.

However, it is worth noting that there is a loose correlation between the countries that have good female representation at ministerial level and child wellbeing.

De Boer, who famously cried in frustration at progress of the talks in Bali in 2007, said: "I think it would've been really good to have had Australia represented at the talks [at ministerial level]." Such political representation was crucial to make breakthroughs at the complex and long-running negotiations, he said.

The unique agreement provided for alternation of Conservatives and Liberals in the presidency, an equal sharing of ministerial and other government posts, and equal representation on all executive and legislative bodies.

The under-representation of women at the ministerial level and in local government is even more marked than in national legislatures.

Fortunately, Ed Miliband acted within minutes to restore balance to his shadow ministerial team by sacking Diane Abbott, thus reducing the over-representation of attention-seeking former TV personalities on the Labour benches.

In coalition governments, for example, the premier generally has to balance representation among the various coalition party partners, doling out cabinet and junior ministerial appointments in numbers sufficient to ensure the support of all parties within the government.

Gaps were the widest when it came to political representation, with only two countries reaching parity in parliament and four in ministerial positions.

In these representations I have had the full support of all of my ministerial colleagues and of MLAs, councillors and others right across the political spectrum.

They look prime ministerial.