Sentence examples for ministry continues from inspiring English sources
Concerns about and treatment of leprosy within ministry continues to this day.
The health ministry continues to find and quarantine people who came into contact with the teenager, according to its director.
The Russian defence ministry continues to insist that the Su-24 did not cross the Syrian border but Turkey says the plane "violated" its airspace and had been warned multiple times before being targeted.
In their report, which is withering even by the standards of their frequent attacks in the past on MoD practices, the MPs say theft and fraud in the ministry continues to rise, the ministry does not appear to want to "understand the costs of its current operations", and it is "hiding behind official security classifications" to suppress information.
The finance ministry continues to release administrative notices of successively draconian sequesters, budget cuts, and anticrisis measures, with customs revenues sinking one-third and an overall loss of 2015 revenues of 2.5 trillion rubles ($500 billion).
The health ministry continues, even after the arrest of several powerful officials, to be a fiefdom of Moktada al-Sadr's Mehdi army.
His ministry continued to sell his many tapes and books.
The ministry continued, "Let's shout with one voice: Ammar Hasan is the Super Star".
He said the ministry continued to monitor incidents on the 787 and all other aircraft, but did not see a need for concern about the Dreamliner's safety.
The Treatment Action Campaign, which lobbies for patients, promised last month to file suit if the national health ministry continued to withhold money for the local program until it had completed plans for a national antiretroviral campaign.
After Mr. Khatami forced the resignation of the intelligence minister last year, Mr. Hajjarian continued to press the case with revelations in Sobh-e Emrooz that suggested that the wrongdoing went back far beyond the 1998 murders, and that the ministry continued to harbor a powerful group of officials with blood on their hands.
