Sentence examples for ministerial structure from inspiring English sources

The Christian Church, according to Jerome's views, is the community of those chosen by God for salvation and is not defined in legal terms devised by a rigid, ministerial structure.

As well as demanding a new euro rulebook aimed at establishing "fiscal union" among the 17 eurozone countries, Merkel and Sarkozy said the eurogroup's 17 leaders would hold monthly summits during the crisis, and install a permanent president of the eurogroup as well as a ministerial structure to run the body.

The premises must be flexible enough to handle changes in both the ministerial structure and the working methods, and must satisfy necessary security requirements (Ministry of Government Adminstration, Reform and Church Affairs 2012, 2013).

Again, economists partly blame politics, as the Madrid government maintained its own bloated ministerial structures while delegating more power and authority to regional governments.

Apart from justice and treasury departments, which originated in old court offices, modern ministerial structures in Europe developed out of the royal councils, which were powerful bodies of nobles appointed by the monarch.

In late July, Prime Minister Vladimir Putin called for the establishment of an "inter-ministerial structure in charge of ethnic associations".

Israeli missiles flattened five ministerial buildings and a structure belonging to the Islamic University in Gaza City, witnesses said.

The list in the ministerial decree is not structured in groups or subgroups, but it is generally service (e.g., ultrasound examinations) and organ-oriented [e.g., eye-examinations; Decree No. 9/1993 (IV. 2) NM of the Minister of Welfare of the Social Insurance Financing of Specialist Services].

seeks to integrate practical ministerial experience with structured theological reflection.

Two decades of that favourite ministerial bloodsport, tearing up school structures, has failed to deliver.

The act of 1877 also revised the administrative structure under a national ministerial Department of Education.