ministerial

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Lots of voters hate them, and think they have sold out for a perch in a ministerial Jaguar.
很多選民討厭他們，而且認(rèn)爲(wèi)他們爲(wèi)了獲得部長(zhǎng)高位而出賣選民的信任。
That is why we have come to China as the strongest ministerial delegation ever to visit from the UK.
這也是我們此次作爲(wèi)英國(guó)有史以來(lái)最強(qiáng)大的部長(zhǎng)級(jí)代表團(tuán)到中國(guó)訪問(wèn)的原因。
It is an odd moment for Russia to assume the ministerial presidency of the Council of Europe—which is, moreover, about to publish a critical report on the country.
對(duì)於將要擔(dān)任歐洲委員會(huì)部長(zhǎng)委員的俄國(guó)來(lái)說(shuō)，這是一個(gè)尲尬的時(shí)刻。其實(shí)，歐盟正準(zhǔn)備就俄國(guó)的問(wèn)題發(fā)表一份批評(píng)報(bào)告。

Even a small percent of the vote could be enough to earn a candidate a ministerial post in the next government.
He's accomplished his ministerial duty as a zealous and a politically oriented poet, and now he's earned the right to dally with false surmise.
他已經(jīng)完成了牧師的職責(zé),作爲(wèi)一名狂熱的追逐政治的詩(shī)人，現(xiàn)在他已經(jīng)得到了遊蕩在虛偽臆想之中的能力。
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"So I expect that this ministerial will give new impetus to precisely to this area that you mentioned which is training.

Mr Blunkett's second resignation was over a breach of the ministerial code of conduct.
ECONOMIST: David Blunkett resigns

(POLITICIAN) relating to or involving a minister (= an important member of the government)
(COUNTRY'S REPRESENTATIVE) relating to or involving a minister who represents his or her country in another country

You use ministerial to refer to people, events, or jobs that are connected with government ministers.