Ministerial (adjective)

1. Relating to a minister or ministry, especially in a government.
2. Having the functions or responsibilities of a minister, especially of a government minister.
3. Of or relating to the administration of government affairs.
4. Having the qualities of a minister, such as piety, learning, or dedication to one's duties.

Origin:

Late middle english: from old french, from latin ministerium "service, ministry", from minister "attendant".

Examples:

1. The Prime Minister held a meeting with the ministerial team.
2. The ministerial staff were responsible for the day-to-day operations of the government.
3. The Ministerial Directive issued by the government had far-reaching impacts on the country's policies.
4. The ministerial position required the candidate to have excellent communication skills.
5. The ministerial conference was attended by delegates from several countries.