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| es supports of the Irish Party, and resigns as | Prime Minister. |
| e Senate, however, as one of 9 nominees of the | Prime Minister. |
| nor, is a Special Adviser in the Office of the | Prime Minister. |
| Democratic Party, and Va'ai Kolone was elected | Prime Minister. |
| Its leader, Va'ai Kolone, was appointed | Prime Minister. |
| tion, under the ultimate responsibility of the | Prime Minister. |
| he was personal secretary in the Office of the | Prime Minister. |
| bout issues and parties, not about who becomes | prime minister. |
| Its leader, Tofilau Eti Alesana, remained | Prime Minister. |
| d construction minister and then became deputy | prime minister. |
| s immediately dissolved and Jim Marurai became | prime minister. |
| Achille Occhetto was candidate for | Prime Minister. |
| of the Social Democratic Party, was nominated | Prime Minister. |
| y was constituted and Rarewala sworn in as its | Prime Minister. |
| eshuffle, his name was mentioned as a possible | Prime Minister. |
| Grand Vizier, Chief Minister or | Prime Minister. |
| er Fraser, who became Labour's longest-serving | Prime Minister. |
| Mohamed Abdullahi Mohamed as the country's new | prime minister. |
| his first public appearence since resigning as | Prime Minister. |
| 963, he was the Parliamentary Secretary to the | Prime Minister. |
| e elections, and Jean-Luc Dehaene continued as | Prime Minister. |
| inance after the election of Yukio Hatoyama as | Prime Minister. |
| which enabled Hatoyama to become | prime minister. |
| during his first visit to Turkey as Britain's | prime minister. |
| lina instead appointed Albert Camille Vital as | Prime Minister. |
| had led the Katanga breakaway, as the interim | Prime Minister. |
| Masimov replaced Daniyal Akhmetov as | Prime Minister. |
| 4 February: Jenny Shipley future | Prime Minister. |
| Chelsea supporter John Major becomes | prime minister. |
| On June 11, 1997, he was appointed Deputy | Prime Minister. |
| was highly unpopular and in her last month as | Prime Minister. |
| my ended and Sir John A. Macdonald returned as | Prime Minister. |
| res of the Queen, the Governor-General and the | Prime Minister. |
| erved as Foreign Secretary, Home Secretary and | Prime Minister. |
| Georg Milbradt remained in office as | Prime Minister. |
| Nhu escape as the Dragon tends to the wounded | Prime Minister. |
| e party who gains majority usually becomes the | Prime Minister. |
| -style power-sharing between the President and | Prime Minister. |
| second ballot, becoming Canada's first female | prime minister. |
| n 2005, and who since 2010 is also the serving | Prime Minister. |
| ttom", was chosen as the party's candidate for | Prime Minister. |
| House of Representatives, and Mitchell became | Prime Minister. |
| ring his representation of Sydenham, he became | Prime Minister. |
| , Fiame Mata'afa Faumuina Mulinu'u II remained | Prime Minister. |
| ion of Khaleda Zia, the country's first female | Prime Minister. |
| Its leader, Ntsu Mokhehle, became | Prime Minister. |
| leading Bulgarian liberal politician and twice | Prime Minister. |
| ty leader on 5 October and he succeeded her as | Prime Minister. |
| ointed LANC leader (and poet) Octavian Goga as | prime minister. |
| Communications, Transport Minister, and Deputy | Prime Minister. |
| on, Fiame Mata'afa Faumuina Mulinu'u II became | Prime Minister. |
| p down, and Keith Holyoake, his deputy, became | Prime Minister. |
| s dedicated to Jawaharlal Nehru, India's first | prime minister. |
| In August 1941 Robert Menzies resigned as | Prime Minister. |
| . Botha, who until 1984 had been the executive | Prime Minister. |
| re to form a ruling coalition and choose a new | prime minister. |
| From 1950 onwards, he also was deputy | prime minister. |
| t the 1999 elections, and George became Deputy | Prime Minister. |
| cabinet appointments, he gets advice from the | prime minister. |
| mas Madsen-Mygdal from Venstre being appointed | prime minister. |
| not blacklisted just because one of them is a | prime minister. |
| for nearly all of Margaret Thatcher's years as | Prime Minister. |
| the war in November 1918, Cooreman resigned as | Prime Minister. |
| Mansur was appointed the | prime minister. |
| She was the first woman in Sweden to be acting | prime minister. |
| or Party leadership in 1990 and thereby become | Prime Minister. |
| rvatives in 1970, the year Edward Heath became | Prime Minister. |
| Scotch Piper, in 1999 during his first term as | Prime Minister. |
| elgian government, including service as Deputy | Prime Minister. |
| Baunsgaard in 1968 replaced Jens Otto Krag as | prime minister. |
| feats Ryutaro Hashimoto in LDP polls to become | prime minister. |
| a third term, as well as creating the post of | Prime Minister. |
| usin Frederick C. Alderdice who became the new | Prime Minister. |
| Rajapaksa, the leader of the UPFA, as the new | Prime Minister. |
| nment's popularity improved after Major became | prime minister. |
| of a new government led by Massimo D'Alema as | Prime Minister. |
| as called upon by King Wen of Zhou to serve as | prime minister. |
| divisions remained over who should be the next | prime minister. |
| aron's stroke, Ehud Olmert took over as Acting | Prime Minister. |
| brother Arthur would eventually himself become | prime minister. |
| ged to refrain from hindering the tasks of the | Prime Minister. |
| kov Boulevard, Sergey Stanishev took office as | Prime Minister. |
| the United Australia Party, and is sworn in as | Prime Minister. |
| Chirac became President Giscard d'Estaing's | prime minister. |
| rmed, with SDP leader Paavo Lipponen appointed | Prime Minister. |
| w, and is a frontman of award-winning boy band | Prime Minister. |
| failure to ratify the president's choice of a | prime minister. |
| er, married James Ramsey MacDonald, the future | Prime Minister. |
| s being the low point in John Major's reign as | Prime Minister. |
| ry, Leader of the House of Commons, and Deputy | Prime Minister. |
| npopularity and in mid 1763 he stepped down as | Prime Minister. |
| Girl rising from the greengrocer's daughter to | Prime Minister." |
| nt of the leftist Transylvanian Petru Groza as | prime minister..." |
| Prime Minister: Zenko Suzuki | |
| Prime Minister: Sutan Sjahrir | |
| n November 2000, he published a book, The Last | Prime Minister: Being Honest About the UK Presidency |
| Prime Minister: Jhala Nath Khanal | |
| Principal Private Secretary to the | Prime Minister: Bernard Woolley |
| "The President, the Pope, and the | Prime Minister: Three Who Changed the World", Regner |
| Diary of a | Prime Minister: Ten days among Benedictine Monks |
| Prime Minister: Yasuhiro Nakasone (2nd term) | |
| Prime minister: Pieter Sjoerds Gerbrandy (ARP) | |
| Peter Hennessy, 'The | Prime Minister: The Job and Its Holders Since 1945' |
| Prime Minister: Kiichi Miyazawa and Hosokawa Morihir | |
| Prime Minister: Nikoloz Gilauri | |
| Prime Minister: Andrius Kubilius | |
| Prime Minister: Pierre Trudeau | |
| Prime Minister: Junichiro Koizumi | |
| Prime Minister: Andrus Ansip | |
| He had been an adviser to the | Prime Minister; cabinet of Ministers in Internationa |
| "Is this a | Prime Minister?" |
| ged Hawke for the party leadership and won the | prime ministerial position. |
| Appointments are made by the monarch on | prime ministerial advice, exactly as with normal sen |
| fficers who provide close protection and guard | Prime Ministerial residences. |
| hud Barak's successful campaign in the Israeli | prime ministerial election, 1999. |
| y known as the Diefenbaker Canada Centre, is a | Prime Ministerial Museum and Archives located in Sas |
| He was placed in an induced coma and his | Prime Ministerial duties were handed over to his dep |
| Yehuda Avner is an Israeli former | prime ministerial advisor and diplomat. |
| Sir Anthony Eden married the niece of his | prime ministerial predecessor, Winston Churchill. |
| adttor is seat of the state-chancellery of the | Prime ministers of North Rhine-Westphalia. |
| Kang Lyanguk was one of the deputy | prime ministers of North Korea and a secretary of th |
| akeo Fukuda and later his son Yasuo - all thre | prime ministers - from the conservative anti-mainstr |
| For | prime ministers of Yemen after 1990, see Prime Minis |
| ong his works are biographies of the Norwegian | prime ministers Ole Richter (from 1964) and Gunnar K |
| Albright and Colin Powell, as well as Israeli | Prime Ministers Ehud Barak and Shimon Peres. |
| office was as difficult as that of all British | prime ministers in the 1970s. |
| The first and second | Prime Ministers of Australia, Edmund Barton and Alfr |
| There were 28 | Prime Ministers of North Yemen. |
| rough was also represented by two other future | Prime Ministers in the 1820s. |
| Before the Act was passed, former | Prime Ministers were usually created Viscounts or Ea |
| s Cleverly, the Principal Private Secretary of | Prime Ministers Stanley Baldwin, and Neville Chamber |
| He served under six | prime ministers until he retired in 1963. |
| 19 March - The | prime ministers of Bangladesh and India sign the Joi |
| Thirteen | Prime Ministers have served as Foreign Minister for |
| also manifested itself against Roman Catholic | Prime Ministers of Canada as well, such as John Thom |
| Bashir al-Azma was one of several Syrian | Prime Ministers who intended to keep Syria out of th |
| Canada has had two | prime ministers who were bachelors, William Lyon Mac |
| e outcome of six days of talks between the two | Prime Ministers in Delhi. |
| Main article: List of | Prime Ministers of Sri Lanka |
| George William Erskine Russell, | Prime Ministers and Some Others, available at |
| He has reportedly advised successive Canadian | prime ministers since John George Diefenbaker, as we |
| Two | prime ministers later, in 1957, Kishi was voted in f |
| ers of Parliament to rank New Zealand's Deputy | Prime Ministers since 1960. |
| It has served as the official residence to the | Prime Ministers of Spain and their families since th |
| These policemen were randomly chosen of the | Prime Ministers security detail and to guard the Pri |
| t Albert is notable for being contested by two | Prime Ministers - the former Prime Minister, Helen C |
| A collection of bronze busts of all Australian | Prime Ministers named Prime Ministers Avenue is set |
| Coincidentally, both candidates were | Prime Ministers at the same time (1996-1997) and bot |
| Bell is one three New Zealand | Prime Ministers of Jewish extraction, the others bei |
| fully handled the Foreign Delegates, including | Prime Ministers of neighboring countries. |
| n did not have the country palaces of previous | prime ministers to entertain foreign dignitaries, or |
| While previous | Prime Ministers had always belonged to the landed cl |
| e two main political parties, including former | prime ministers Sheikh Hasina and Khaleda Zia and fo |
| The | prime ministers of New Zealand and Australia were su |
| This is a timeline of the | Prime Ministers of Canada. |
| rategy Unit operated during the premiership of | Prime Ministers Tony Blair and Gordon Brown until it |
| It featured actors portraying all 21 Canadian | Prime Ministers up to that point. |
| t years, in 2006 she was awarded a New Zealand | Prime Ministers Scholarship from Helen Clark, recogn |
| hn Gorton, were the seventeenth and nineteenth | Prime Ministers of Australia. |
| Galbraith was good friends with former | Prime Ministers Richard Bennett and Arthur Meighen |
| While ten Australian | Prime Ministers were knighted (and Bruce was elevate |
| nd and Wales and Northern Ireland under Labour | Prime Ministers Harold Wilson and James Callaghan. |
| ttle scholarly attention has focused on deputy | prime ministers in New Zealand or elsewhere. |
| The | prime ministers of Malaysia and Australia announce t |
| Previous | Prime Ministers had proven to be almost completely s |
| e in several national unity governments led by | prime ministers Yitzhak Shamir and Shimon Peres. |
| Much of the empire's elite including | prime ministers during the period of Japanese milita |
| This page lists deputy | prime ministers or ministers-president of Prussia. |
| There were three | prime ministers before the Northern Cypriot communit |
| There have been six | Prime Ministers of Northern Cyprus since 1983. |
| ved as the principal foreign policy adviser to | Prime Ministers Peter Fraser, Sidney Holland, Keith |
| He was one of several children of former | Prime Ministers who became Canadian media personalit |
| Economic adviser for three Italian | Prime Ministers (Craxi, Amato, Ciampi), and a profes |
| Only two other | Prime Ministers have ever chosen more than one gover |
| ony became a loggia for high commissioners and | prime ministers' speeches. |
| ased Chequers (now the country home of British | Prime Ministers) near Ellesborough in 1619. |
| Scindia's influence with the Peshwas (Maratha | Prime Ministers) in Pune, the seat of Maratha govern |
| ecialist protection for the current and former | Prime Ministers, along with other government ministe |
| Hanington led the agency to write for | Prime Ministers, Presidents, Knights and the Pope. |
| Turner, along with other former | Prime Ministers, has taken part in the reality serie |
| ide several other relatives of deceased former | Prime Ministers, as well as the then Prime Minister |
| position to the governments of three apartheid | prime ministers, Johannes Strijdom, Hendrik Verwoerd |
| It would have included three future Bavarian | prime ministers, Heinrich Held, Eugen von Knilling a |
| One of Malta's | Prime Ministers, Sir Paul Boffa, (1890-1962) lived i |
| is the only Division to have been held by two | Prime Ministers, which occurred when Holt went missi |
| He was a confidant of a number of | Prime Ministers, including Arthur Meighen and John D |
| ge from influential members of the government, | prime ministers, army chiefs, and presidents. |
| communism, a series of Russian presidents and | prime ministers, have treated Luzhkov gingerly. |
| ower as a speaker was only overshadowed by the | prime ministers, Jan Smuts, and Jan Hofmeyr, his hei |
| ne of twin sisters, she was descended from two | Prime Ministers, Robert Peel and John Russell. |
| Three Canadian | prime ministers-John A. Macdonald, Alexander Mackenz |
| s when Indira Gandhi and Rajiv Gandhi were the | Prime Ministers. |
| to serve in the governments of five different | Prime Ministers. |
| 15 coups, 16 constitutions, and 27 changes of | prime ministers. |
| the Yeomen of the Guard under eight different | prime ministers. |
| 1826-1830 Parliament, there had been four Tory | Prime Ministers. |
| There are also four deputy | prime ministers. |
| s Private Secretary to a succession of British | Prime Ministers: George Canning, Lord Goderich, the |
| The | Prime Ministers: An Intimate Narrative of Israeli Le |
| In 2010, he authored The | Prime Ministers: An Intimate Narrative of Israeli Le |
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