"of minister" or "by minister"?
Inspections on behalf of Minister. |
Abolition of immunity of ministers from prosecution. |
A full list of Ministers can be found by clicking here. |
Perhaps you are having trouble playing two roles -- that of minister and that of counselor. |
This raises fundamental questions about the respective roles of ministers and civil servants. |
In Italy the prime minister is also referred to as the president of the council of ministers. |
The time has come for the Committee of Ministers to accept, acknowledge and allow to codify such a Right to (a clean. |
A tribute was also read by director of culture, Sidney Bartley, on behalf of minister of youth and culture Lisa Hanna. |
Irresponsible advice from that most hapless of ministers, Francis Maude, to stockpile fuel in jerry cans, was dangerous. |
This call was made by Minister of Health, Hon. |
The more finely balanced judgments have to be made by ministers themselves. |
This was revealed by Minister of Science, Technology, Energy and Mining, Hon. |
The contract was signed on November 16 by Minister of Agriculture and Fisheries, Hon. |
The ceremonial clothes sometimes worn by ministers, are just like a uniform, by tradition. |
New details of gifts received by ministers show the PM has kept the freebie for ' official use '. |
The Liberals and Labor much prefer the royal prerogative exercisable by ministers, or even a kitchen cabinet of cronies. |
People who did not go to church and did not know basic Christianity when questioned by ministers or vicars, were punished. |
Mr Herrick said that it was not possible to comment on or question the quality of the decision-making process by ministers. |
The emphasis on choice was something that was repeated ad nauseam by ministers in an attempt to sugar the bitterest aspects of the Bill. |
A message from the WHO to Minister of Health Dr. |
Holy Spirit, I ask You to Minister to their spirit at this very moment. |
We will be providing full advice to ministers on this within the next few weeks. |
We need to give some more time to Minister and his team to finalize the five year plan. |
They owe no loyalty to ministers, not even the temporary loyalty which civil servants owe. |
Letter to Minister Paul Magnette Dear Minister, Dear Paul, Before long you are flying to Rio. |
He was the second Jamaican Pastor to Minister at Salem United Church and he presently resides in Kingston. |
The IPC would be replaced with a Major Infrastructure Planning Unit within the Planning Inspectorate to provide advice on new infrastructure projects to Ministers 10. |
The protesters are to congregate near the Clock Tower and march to the Kachcheri, Jaffna to hand over their memorandum expressing their concerns to Minister Douglas Devananda. |
The dilemma for Minister Phillips is to find persons who meet all three criteria. |
I think it is just another term for Minister of Propaganda, a term which you hear and straight away think of Goebbels. |
And right now, with the oilsands being on top Environment Canada's priority list, it would only make sense for Minister Kent to be taking over its operations. |
In fact, FM should not have provided this relief instead he should have increased salary/perks for ministers because increase in cost of living is to pinch them more. |
Responding to requests from Minister for Agriculture, Food and the Marine, Simon Coveney T. |
We have heard different explanations and criteria from different ministers and even different criteria from Minister Reilly. |
Local Government Division officials admitted that they are allotting the seized rickshaws according to recommendations from ministers and MPs. |
Ministers have no part in decisions made in individual FOI requests, and the Department does not seek guidance from Ministers when responding to FOI requests. |
But complaints from ministers, though they may be rejected publicly, usually cause consternation -- particularly if there is a licence fee settlement in the offing. |
Subcommittee was formed with ministers as members. |
Killings by the LTTE continued through to the recent past, with Ministers D. |
A government was established, with ministers of state, and Ajdir was declared the capital of the Rif Republic. |
Under FoI, a case was brought by The Guardian to force the disclosure of the Prince of Wales's correspondence with ministers. |
We have been able to get extensions for the occupants ' tenure on the Island and we continue to work with Minister Steve Thomson toward a longer term solution. |
The Secretary-General discussed with Minister Peiris the arrangements for the Commonwealth Heads of Government meeting which will be held in Sri Lanka in November next year. |
She must resign as minister full stop. |
Following Fianna Fil's return to government following the 1965 general election O'Malley joined the cabinet as Minister for Health. |
He was an MP -- the first MP to represent Alberta -- until 1921, serving as Minister of Interior and Superintendent of Indian Affairs. |
Jack Lynch, who as Minister for Finance had to find the money to pay for it, was certainly not consulted and was dismayed at the announcement. |
Kanda was forced to resign as minister of state for home and urban local bodies in Haryana in the face of public outcry over Geetika's suicide. |
The checks and balances between Ministers and bureaucrats have all disappeared in our system of government. |
My vision of civil service accountability is one which re-defines the relationship between ministers and their departments. |
Candid personal correspondence between Ministers Blythe and FitzGerald with their wives reveals that they were intensely happy with the move. |
It was claimed on Monday that hundreds of thousands of homes may be left without flood cover due to a row between ministers and the insurance industry over how future flooding bills would be covered. |
A debate is under way among ministers, kicking around the alternative vote (AV) system, which allows voters to name their second as well as first choice. |
A group of MPs, led by the Conservative Claire Perry, has called on ministers to go further. |