Phrases with «ministerial ladder»

The phrase "ministerial ladder" refers to the hierarchical structure within a government or organization where individuals progress from lower-level positions to higher-ranking roles within the ministerial or leadership level. It signifies the career progression or advancement of individuals within the ministerial or administrative sphere. Full definition

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Sentences with «ministerial ladder»

So it's better to jump up a few rungs of the greasy ministerial ladder than start scrambling away at the bottom - you probably won't get very far. (politics.co.uk)
Jessica Lee, Nicky Morgan, Andrew Jones, Sajid Javid, Jake Berry, Nick Boles, Mark Menzies, George Freeman, Richard Graham, Anna Soubry, by - election winner Ed Timpson, Mary McLeod, David Rutley, Julian Smith, Nigel Adams, Conor Burns, Aiden Burley, Alec Shelbrook, Alok Sharma, Andrew Selous, Esther McVey, and Glyn Davies have all put their first foot on the Tory ministerial ladder. (conservativehome.blogs.com)
Alongside the ministerial ladder of promotion there should be a parallel ladder of parliamentary achievement. (totalpolitics.com)
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Phrases with «ministerial ladder»

Sentences with «ministerial ladder»

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