Sentence examples for ministerial trust from inspiring English sources

Another bizarre idea this one with a more religious flavor–says you can form a "corporation sole" (sometimes called a "ministerial trust") for yourself (a type of entity usually reserved for the head of a church), and that it can cloak you from paying federal income taxes.

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

Henry gave the trusted ministerial Markward of Anweiler the duchy of Ravenna and the march of Ancona as hereditary fiefs, thereby ensuring that the land route between the kingdom of Italy and the kingdom of Sicily was in safe hands.

Admitting that his government is at "a fork in the road" - tempted to rest on its laurels - the prime minister used a series of public exchanges in Bristol and Newport to tell his supporters that "this is the time for the party to take risks" as it seeks to restore ministerial momentum and voter trust.

An indignant Mr Robinson could see nothing hypocritical in this, still less illegal: had he not forgone his ministerial salary, set up blind trusts, and been scrupulous about paying taxes?

As noted, the Ministerial Alliance represented the most trusted and most ubiquitous social institution in the community.

Mr Cameron was commenting on the latest report of an NHS England taskforce which paints a relentlessly grim picture of the inadequacy of services as they now are, made all the grimmer by the findings of BBC research revealing that, despite all that Lib Dem ministerial activism, spending by mental health trusts actually fell by 2% between 2013-14 and 2014-15.

Alternatively, Wilberforce's frequent tardiness and disorganisation, as well as the chronic eye problems that at times made reading impossible, may have convinced Pitt that his trusted friend was not ministerial material.

This was a big motivation for making my first official ministerial visit to the South London and Maudsley trust near King's College hospital in Denmark Hill.

The government supported the Macpherson report recommendation that a ministerial priority be established for all police services to "increase trust and confidence in policing among minority ethnic communities".As a former deputy-chairman of the Metropolitan Police Authority, I witnessed a radical change in police culture and practice in London.

NHS hospital trusts are able to decide without ministerial interference how much their senior staff should be paid but are expected to do so "with responsibility and sensitivity to the position of staff who are subject to national contracts and restraint over their pay".