Sentence examples similar to ministry cases from inspiring English sources

The health ministry says cases actually declined between 1995 and 1998.

Somewhat similarly, the Roman see reached agreement on matters of Christology with some Oriental Orthodox churches and even approved mutual sacramental ministry in cases of pastoral emergency.

The lawyer arguing the ministry's case, James Eadie, said that if British forces had lost the case, they would have had to guarantee the human rights of "a British soldier on duty in a market in Kabul," the Afghan capital, against actions by Afghans "over whom the United Kingdom has no control".

Profoundly helpful to me back then was an essay published in 1984 by Rowan Williams: Women and the Ministry: A Case for Theological Seriousness.

Approval is granted by the ministry on a case-by-case basis after the public health merits of the application have been assessed.

("In my pastoral ministry, in these cases, I have always advised palliative care").

Some callers on radio chat shows have accused the ministry of fabricating cases.

The Brazilian labour ministry sometimes uncovers cases where workers are paid almost nothing and live in squalid conditions.

A spokesman for the country's tourism ministry said: "Isolated cases of disappearances and killing of trekkers have tarnished the image of the country".

The health ministry reported 93 cases of suicides or attempted suicides directly linked to work pressure in the year to this March.

"If the conclusions were favorable, he was returned to ministry, in some cases with restrictions, so as to be doubly careful," he wrote in his letter.