minister of finance

NOUN
  1. the minister responsible for state finances
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How To Use minister of finance In A Sentence

  • The normally chipper, chirpy Minister of Finance, who gets a bit lippy in the Chamber, did not have an answer to that one.
  • It should be noted that E. F. Kankrin, then the Russian minister of finance, made use of Goethe's advice to mint coins in platinum.
  • In France, for example, a liberal restoration allowed the return of a free press and enabled the minister of finances to establish the annual budget as an immutable feature of French political life.
  • They are toiling away, working hard, and looking for the green light from the Minister of Finance.
  • The stamps affixed are obliterated at the despatching office in a manner to be fixed by our Minister of Finance.
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  • The reality is that we don't have an honest, straightforward, public official in this country, in the federal government I should say who can say, now imagine this, candor coming from the European Union about their crisis, which was created by our sub prime mortgage lending, their minister of finance and economics saying their crisis was created by what he calls snooty bankers who thought they were so clever that they didn't need to follow the lessons of history or prudent, prudent lending. CNN Transcript Nov 30, 2007
  • John Andrews, Minister of Finance, was born in the same year as Craig and, despite clear signs of physical debility, was to be the Prime Minister's successor.
  • In the other corner was the Minister of Finance, whose Government carries so much baggage it was terribly difficult for him to get in a blow with any force at all.
  • Even while we write, and for years back, a charge lies in the department of the Minister of Finance, against the present Premier of the Dominion, accusing that unscrupulous individual of conspiring with a whisky dealer, _while he himself was First Minister of the Crown_, to defraud the revenue -- a charge made by the present Assistant Commissioner of Customs and Ridgeway An Historical Romance of the Fenian Invasion of Canada
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