Sentence examples for service ministers from inspiring English sources

After the service, ministers and priests handed out holy cards bearing photos of John Paul.

It may well be – it is not for me to say – they could involve the service ministers of other faiths.

So after more than four years of Scotland Yard investigations, and months of agonising within the Crown Prosecution Service, ministers and MI6 are getting off scot-free over the abduction and subsequent torture of two suspected Islamists.

"Despite the scale of the cash crisis in the health service, ministers are determined hospitals make eye-watering 'efficiency savings' which experts – and now NHS bosses – say cannot be delivered without putting patient care at risk.

Although the five tests are broad and hardly binding on the civil service, ministers believe they could make civil servants think more broadly about the impact of a policy, just as they are required to consider whether a policy would be discriminatory.

On the state level, Shelby revised militia laws to make every male between the ages of 18 and 45 eligible for military service; ministers were excluded from the provision.

Public service minister senator Eric Abetz is leading the federal response on the issue.

It is thought more likely the fire service minister, Nick Raynsford, will lead the meeting.

On Monday one of Metsing's allies, public service minister Motloheloa Phooko, declared that he is now in charge.

It is the civil service minister, but not as we know it.

The AHA Survey's definition for "Chaplaincy/Pastoral Care Services" is: "A service ministering religious activities and providing pastoral counseling to patients, their families, and staff of a health care organization".