Sentence examples for received ministers from inspiring English sources

"Despite all the criticism the green deal has received, ministers have refused to listen and the scheme remains riddled with problems," said Labour's Luciana Berger MP, a shadow Decc minister.

"After careful consideration of Shetland Islands council's proposal to close Skerries secondary department and the representations received, ministers have concluded that the council has fulfilled its obligations under the 2010 act and consequently will not be issuing a call-in notice for this proposal".

She began work at 6 a.m., sitting alone, drinking strong black coffee, studying reports, reading and writing papers and letters until 9 a.m., when she began receiving ministers, generals and secretaries.

Clarence House added: "His Royal Highness receives ministers and officials from a broad range of Government departments on a regular basis, either in office meetings or through initiatives such as the cross-party Campaign for Youth Social Action, which he will lead, or addressing the issue of illegal trade in wildlife.

Prince Charles's private office said he receives ministers and officials from a broad range of government departments on a regular basis either in office meetings or through initiatives such as the cross-party Campaign for Youth Social Action, which he will lead, or addressing the issue of illegal trade in wildlife.

The former was used at various times for the Emperor to receive ministers and hold court, and later housed the Palace's own printing house.

I'm going to receive Minister Bishop and then we will see what comes out of that meeting," he said.

The prime minister's office refused to comply fully with the ombudsman's recommendation that it release a list of gifts received by ministers.

At his house, he received prime ministers; at his Institute of Rural Management he forbade the students to hang out their washing or sit on the grass.

There were broad exclusions for the security services and most police activities, as well as severe restrictions on access to the policy advice received by ministers from civil servants.

The BBC's political correspondent Carole Walker said the cuts would be sensitive given the huge pressure that the organisation is under and the praise it has received from ministers in recent weeks.