ministerial

[ˌmɪnɪˈstɪriəl]

Definition:
1. A minister of religion or the minister's office.
2. A government minister or ministry.

Use 'ministerial' in a sentence:

1. Ministerial Conference on the Movements of Persons from Central and Eastern European Countries.
2. We cannot afford the luxury of a ministerial crisis every six months.
3. The first ministerial review of the International Health Partnership and related initiatives (IHP+) will be held in Geneva on the 4th and 5th of February 2009.
4. Yanagida is the first ministerial casualty since Kan reshuffled his cabinet after seeing off a leadership challenge in September, just two months into his premiership.
5. Ministerial Review Conference of the World Trade Organization.
6. Ministerial Council of the Member States of the Niger River Commission.
7. Some MPs worked the expenses system too disreputably to keep their seats or, in some cases, their ministerial jobs or places on the Conservative front bench.
8. Ministerial Conference on Education, Culture and Development.
9. The results of the appraisal will be presented to the ministerial conference.
10. In December 1990, Strasbourg hosted the first Ministerial Conference on the protection of Europe's forests.
11. Ministerial car shuttled between Westminster and Buckingham Palace but the king could not be 7 budged.
12. Ministerial Conference of West and Central African States on Maritime Transport.
13. Others say the Tories may do better to rely on their established strengths: their reputation for economic management and Mr Cameron's prime-ministerial qualities.
14. Ministerial Conference to Support Middle East Peace and Development.
15. The findings show a massive disparity in ministerial access for different types of groups – corporate interests clearly have privileged access.
16. Inter-Agency Working Group of the African Ministerial Conference on the Environment.
17. China is firmly resolved to fight corruption1, and last year, 31 senior officials, some of them above ministerial level, were investigated for graft2, Lyu said.
18. The highest governing body of the WTO is the ministerial conference.
19. The ministerial conference takes place every three years in China and Africa alternately.
20. The next ministerial meeting is scheduled to be held in Tunisia in 2012.
21. The top decision-making group of the WTO is the Ministerial Conference.
22. The pageant took place in the compound immediately behind Freetown’s main ministerial pile which boasts an erratic elevator and apocalyptic lavatories.
23. Also, marriage partners should consider ministerial counseling to help seek God's direction when marriage relationships are strained.
24. Special ministerial conference on agriculture in small island developing states;
25. That is why we have come to China as the strongest ministerial delegation ever to visit from the UK.
26. Many voters hate them and think they have betrayed the trust of voters in order to gain a ministerial perch.
27. The APEC organization has a tiered structure: Informal Leaders 'Meetings, Ministerial Meetings, Senior Officials' Meetings, Committee& Working Group Meetings, and Secretariat.
28. The scandal cut short his dazzling ministerial career.
29. Beijing Ministerial Declaration on Environment and Development.
30. Job-creation schemes for graduates are very low down in ministerial in-trays.
31. At the moment, the club's disciplinary organ is the Ministerial Action group, known as CMAG, consisting of senior people from a rotating group of nine members.
32. "National, provincial and ministerial science or technology award"
33. The starting point cannot be a ministerial.
34. Liver and kidney all store ministerial fire, and influence each other in stress.
35. African Ministerial Conference on Trade, Development and Monetary Problems.
36. Furthermore, the government departments of both countries are also keeping cooperative relations at the ministerial level.
37. It means Mr Brown is considered by experts to be the biggest prime ministerial failure for more than 45 years.
38. To be responsible for the administration of human resources, labor payrolls, establishments of the ministerial institution directly affiliated units;
39. Herr Ballin had rejected the offer of a ministerial post in germany.
40. Ministerial talent is easy to identify but harder to define.
41. Mr Hague accepted full ministerial responsibility for the failed mission.
42. The ESA is in the process of designing its own space surveillance sensors, with a procurement phase expected after the next ESA Ministerial Council meeting scheduled in 2012.
43. Regional ministerial conference in preparation for the World Summit on Social Development.
44. Ministerial Meeting of the East Asia and Pacific Countries.
45. She described his ministerial performance as "outstanding".
46. Ministerial intervention will disrupt the normal process of the court trial.
47. Round Table Ministerial Meeting on Cooperation among Developing Countries in the.
48. Wen said he believed the ministerial meeting would be a success.
49. However, a special ministerial round table held at the World Bank-IMF Annual Meetings in Singapore, ended with a strong call to donors to live up to their promises.
50. Another summer, another failed ministerial meeting in the Doha round.
51. However, the talks, which have already dragged on since 2001, stalled again in July, and a ministerial meeting pencilled in for mid-December was postponed.
52. Plan of Action of Arab Ministerial Conference on Environment and Development.
53. Repeated ministerial advice is carrying little weight and the expansion programme is not working very well.
54. These might include threats to freeze EU funds for poorer regions and EU mega-projects, and even the suspension of a country's voting rights in EU ministerial councils.
55. The prime minister's initial ministerial appointments haven't pleased all his supporters.
56. Within months she was elevated to ministerial rank.
57. She has never held ministerial office.