Sentence examples for ministry looking from inspiring English sources
The ministry, looking for ways to promote innovation, decided to sponsor a renewable-energy contest.
The person who came up to me at eye level, hand outstretched, as I sat in a waiting room at the ministry, looked all of 16.
The ministry looked after measures to reduce unemployment such as labour exchanges and dealt with industrial relations issues like sectoral minimum wages and health and safety regulations.
Furthermore, Diversa, BBSR and the ministry look forward to exploring ways of expanding the bioprospecting benefits realized to date by the people and the government of Bermuda.
When the German finance ministry looked at its shortfall in tax revenues against its budget last month, it listed the figure as 12.5 billion euros.
When we gather there will be students who have lived out the Gospel, who have walked the talk and who are breaking new ground for what ministry looks like and how it is lived out.
An audit of three state ministries under way late last year "is not going to make those ministries look good, so we don't want to do it for the whole government," Mr. Kemedi said.
The deal, one of the largest in Asia this year, took over two months to acquire regulatory approval as Indias telecom and law ministries looked into charges that the ownership structure of Hutchison Essar violated rules that cap the foreign ownership share of telecom companies at 74%.
An Israeli foreign ministry spokesman said the government would investigate: "The foreign ministry is looking into the incident in which Muslim worshippers assaulted the Egyptian foreign minister on the mosque esplanade". Mr Maher's visit was the first by a senior Egyptian minister since the Palestinian uprising against Israeli occupation of the West Bank and Gaza Strip erupted in September 2000.
The ministry was looking into why Wong had not been allowed into Thailand, adding that the decision involved "various factors".
Defense Minister Ignazio La Russa called it "offensive" and "rubbish" and said the ministry was looking into suing the paper.
