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61, Another condition was that Margaret would allow her husband to give priority to his ministerial work.

62, He emphasized that he had chosen ministers on grounds of expertise - only three members of the Cabinet had previous ministerial experience.

63, Simply expressed, it is next to impossible to generalise about the reality of prime ministerial government.

64, His ministerial diary for the day often consisted of a lunch at a club and little else.

65, He thanked Mr Major for clearing him of any breach of ministerial rules.

66, The chief agent for infusing ministerial faces with enthusiasm and for making policies stick must be the prime minister himself.

67, They describe how technology at the agencies' disposal allows them to eavesdrop without ministerial warrants, in breach of the act.

68, A fair amount is conducted by ministerial correspondence, a perfectly acceptable method in constitutional terms.

69, The new cabinet and other ministerial appointments are announced within a matter of days(sentencedict.com), sometimes within a matter of hours.

70, It is difficult to understand why the Bomber Staff was so reluctant to even consider the Ministerial direction.

71, A joint statement said that a ministerial commission for co-operation in military training and defence industries was to be set up.

72, It is not uncommon for a government backbencher to support his select committee as opposed to a ministerial view.

73, These come in various formats - White Papers, departmental policy documents and ministerial statements, and speeches.

74, In part, this was because she had fulfilled her ministerial ambitions.

75, How then could one get the necessary co-ordination at ministerial level and make a reality of collective discussion and responsibility?

76, It is a mix of staff, says Shandell, which also helps get things done when dealing with ministerial bureaucracy.

77, Mayhew led the ministerial attack with veiled sniper fire at Episcopalians for sending invaders to Congregational territory.

78, In practice, however,[www.Sentencedict.com] the precise boundaries of ministerial responsibility are often difficult to define.

79, But where Ministerial powers are drawn more broadly, the courts are much more reluctant to intervene.

80, On the right, victory seems so close that there has already been infighting over future seats in parliament and ministerial portfolios.

81, I am sure that one of my ministerial colleagues will want to inform the House tomorrow.

82, One of the most ambitious of the Presbyterian preachers who embodied the new ministerial style was the Reverend Lyman Beecher.

83, There were also substantial differences over the composition of the new government in terms of the allocation of ministerial posts.

84, The proposal failed to win unanimous endorsement at a subsequent ministerial meeting on Oct. 19.

85, Its work will be backed up by a new ministerial committee.

86, New policies are expressed as much in ministerial statements, White Papers and circulars to the local authorities as in new statutes.

87, The boards and commissions that run these organizations are commonly appointed by ministers and so provide an increase in ministerial patronage.

88, They had declared the presidency and all ministerial posts vacant.

89, There is already talk about the need to explore some form of ministerial rule which would make the government accountable.

90, High priority is given to any of their senior members who have held ministerial office.