Sentence examples for ministerial system from inspiring English sources

In 1955 a ministerial system was introduced, with 5 nonofficial African ministers out of a total of 11.

The affair was widely seen as a test of Mr Tung's new "ministerial" system of government introduced last year.

Kosygin reverted to the pre-1957 minisysteml system, with each ministry being responsible for ensuring that its enterprises achieved plan targets.

A new constitution in 1976 gave the island a ministerial system of government and provided a larger measure of internal autonomy under the Crown.

The industrial and defense ministerial system was primarily involved in applied research, although it also contributed some fundamental research (just as the Academy of Sciences system performed some applied research).

Their powers have been steadily transferred to the States over the last 100 years, culminating in the adoption of a ministerial system and appointment of chief ministers in 2005.

The second overriding objection is to an almost 18th-century prime ministerial patronage system that would not have disgraced Walpole.

David Cameron has the means (the prime ministerial patronage system), the motive (stopping the government defeats in the Lords), and the opportunity (he may not be prime minister by summer 2017) to do this.

Labour, the Lib Dems and some backbench Conservatives have already expressed reservations about the existing system of ministerial approval.

The home secretary is also to propose a two-stage compromise over the current system of ministerial authorisation of the 2,700 warrants each year that allow the security services and police to intercept the content of calls and messages, with a panel of vetted judges having the power to veto her decisions.

The decades-old system of ministerial accountability, where officials are accountable to ministers and ministers are, in turn, answerable to Parliament, had "broken down".