Sentence examples for third of ministers from inspiring English sources

But according to Congresso em Foco, a watchdog and magazine, a third of ministers and nearly 4,000 other federal employees breach the pay ceiling.

Number 10 does not have any figures yet for what proportion of the government is now female, although a spokesman said that, as a result of today's moves, Cameron was "making progress" towards his goal of having a third of ministers women.

David Cameron pledged before he won power that a third of ministers in his government would be women by the end of this first term.

When the Great Disruption occurred in 1843, and roughly a third of ministers and their congregations left the established church and its buildings to form the Free Church of Scotland, Chalmers' organisational skills helped the Free Church build over 700 new places of worship by 1847.

Across government, two-thirds of ministers were privately educated.

Its system centred in the annual Conference (at first of ministers only, later thrown open to laypeople), which controlled all its affairs.

"You said a third of your ministers would be women.

A third of his ministers are economists, quite a few trained in France.

Mr Brekk explained that there were two main goals for the sixth meeting of ministers.

Those years were crucial in the reflection and definition of cooperation in education, which would be established as a theory in the second meeting of Ministers of Education (1974).

The new church was made up of about one-third of the ministers and laity of the Church of Scotland.