English to Maori Meaning of ministerial - tauturu

Ministerial :

tauturu

adjective

tauturu, whakahaere, awhiawhi, tere, aroha, āwhina, kaiāwhina, āpiti, mauhaa, hāngai, Kiwa

Ministerial :: fakafaifekaú

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Definitions of ministerial in English

Adjective(1) of or relating to a minister of religion or the minister's office(2) of or relating to a government minister or ministry

Examples of ministerial in English

(1) Nowhere in the three articles does one find a reflection on what celibacy can do for the ministerial priesthood, or for the priest himself.(2) He said the legislation body took the initiative to draft bills on the presidency, the presidential advisory board and on ministerial offices, all of which are also prioritized for this year.(3) On the other hand, many churches have been harmed by insufficient attention to ministerial training.(4) In the next two sections he looks at issues in ministerial life and the wider church.(5) It is now common knowledge that she expected to be appointed to a ministerial office as soon as Labor was returned to government.(6) A third task addresses continuing ministerial education and ongoing support for deacons.(7) Given such practices, one can imagine the opposition any suggestion that women be allowed to participate in the ministerial priesthood might raise.(8) I vividly remember reporting the 1971 Synod on the ministerial priesthood when influential voices were calling for an end to the celibacy rule.(9) It felt both humbling and a bit nostalgic to lecture, in God's providence to 240 ministerial students in the place I was once called to serve.(10) Some of the freer churches don't even ask their ministerial candidates to commit themselves formally to any belief about Scripture, let alone creation.(11) Representatives from nationalist and unionist parties may have held ministerial office, but there was clearly no genuine effort to govern together.(12) Methodists do not believe in the ministerial priesthood; Stanley does.(13) The formation of ministerial students in congregations and in the church is no longer taking place.(14) He has an abundance of political experience, including senior ministerial office, and will relish the challenge of heading the new beefed-up Transport Department.(15) Mollien's ministerial term of office thus spanned nine years, covering a territory spreading over most of continental Europe.(16) Ivan has been attending the church for 5 years, first as a ministerial student and for the last three years as assistant pastor.

Related Phrases of ministerial

(1) ministerial regulations ::

ture minita

Related Phrases of ministerial

(1) ministerial regulations ::

ture minita

Synonyms

1. ministerial ::

tauturu

2. administrative ::

whakahaere

3. executive ::

whakahaere

4. cozy ::

awhiawhi

5. comfy ::

comfy

6. expedite ::

tere

7. kindly ::

aroha

8. cosy ::

awhiawhi

10. directorial ::

directorial

11. managerial ::

whakahaere

12. helpful ::

āwhina

13. assistant ::

kaiāwhina

14. subsidiary ::

āpiti

15. instrumental ::

mauhaa

16. conducive ::

hāngai

18. pacific ::

Kiwa

Antonyms

1. lay ::

takoto

2. secular ::

fakamāmaní

3. temporal ::

pae tino

Different Forms

ministerial

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