Examples of Ministerial Action in a sentence
A caveat on an access licence or holding in an access licence does not affect the recording in the Access Register of any Ministerial action, devolution, assignment dealing or dealing on default in relation to the licence or holding.
Superseded by City Planning Rules § 5-02(b)(1) and § 5-02(c)(3)(vi); also see City Planning Rules § 5-03 for choice of lead agency.); Ministerial action.
Thus, if a CU Commission Decision related to a matter that would have been dealt with by a ministry under the national law of a CU Party, the CU Decision would have the status of a Ministerial action in the national law of that CU Party.
In the event of a Minister accepting hospitality valued below £320 but on a scale or from a source which might reasonably be thought likely to influence Ministerial action, it should be reported to Ministerial Support Branch.
Ministerial action is that action of the administrative agency, which is taken as matter of duty imposed upon it by the law devoid of any discretion or judgment.