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| Prime | Minister of India - Rajiv Gandhi |
| He had been Prime | Minister since 1828. |
| After a year as prime | minister he left office, and also left his post as for |
| Abdul Rahman's powers as Prime | Minister were severely curtailed, and on 22 September |
| In the Cabinet of Prime | Minister Taro Aso, appointed on 24 September 2008, Ama |
| rji Desai became the first non-Congress Prime | Minister of India. |
| His name was proposed by Prime | Minister Nehru and seconded by Mr. Satyanarayan Sinha. |
| The blast was condemned by Pakistan's Prime | Minister Yousaf Raza Gilani. |
| Armen Sarkissian Prime | Minister, Armenia 1996-97 |
| In 1977, Prime | Minister Menachem Begin named Katz "Adviser to the Pri |
| April - Lord Melbourne succeeds Peel as Prime | Minister. |
| He served as Prime | Minister of Egypt from 1923 to 1924. |
| PNP leader Michael Manley became Prime | Minister, succeeding former JLP Prime Minister Hugh Sh |
| The new Cabinet, headed by Prime | Minister was subsequently announced. |
| the resignation of former Liberal Party Prime | Minister and MP William McMahon. |
| 1950 2nd Korea Prime | Minister |
| Khwaja Nazimuddin - Prime | Minister of Pakistan 1951-53 |
| Appointed by the Prime | Minister in 2008, Yelich is the Minister of State (Wes |
| Deputy Prime | Minister - Duncan MacIntyre |
| Raila Odinga current Prime | Minister of Kenya |
| Stanley Bruce, Nationalist Prime | Minister of Australia 1923-1929 |
| rtfolio when Yitzhak Rabin took over as Prime | Minister, and was appointed Minister of Housing in Jan |
| Prime | minister - Peter Georg Bang |
| On 27 June, Tony Blair resigned as Prime | Minister of the United Kingdom, and was succeeded as P |
| In 1958, she was acting Prime | minister of Sweden. |
| 6 he was appointed private secretary to Prime | Minister Billy Hughes. |
| , father of Stanley Baldwin, the future prime | minister. |
| Its leader, Va'ai Kolone, was appointed Prime | Minister. |
| elsen, shipping magnate, politician and Prime | Minister of Norway (d.1925) |
| Then Prime | Minister Helen Clark denied this. |
| Michelsen later became Norway's first prime | minister in 1905. |
| The "red-green coalition" from Prime | Minister Hans Eichel (SPD) lost its majority, so the L |
| Eric Williams remained Prime | Minister. |
| Yonai served as Deputy Prime | Minister and concurrently as Navy Minister under the c |
| 26 August - Robert Walpole, first Prime | Minister of the United Kingdom (died 1745) |
| Before becoming Prime | Minister, H. C. Hansen also served as Finance Minister |
| Khieu Samphan was designated deputy prime | minister, minister of defense, and commander in chief |
| She is the granddaughter of the thrice Prime | Minister of Czechoslovakia, Jan Malypetr. |
| 25,000 people and is named after former Prime | Minister of India Indira Gandhi. |
| Prime | Minister of Norway: Johannes Steen |
| en the office of Premier was renamed to Prime | Minister in 1981, the Deputy Premier became the Deputy |
| d Brian Mulroney as PC Party leader and Prime | Minister of Canada, she appointed McCreath to Cabinet |
| Former Prime | Minister (2002-2005) and SWAPO member Theo-Ben Gurirab |
| led by the Dominica Freedom Party under Prime | Minister Eugenia Charles, the Caribbean's first female |
| Former Prime | Minister Tupuola Taisi Tufuga Efi was elected unoppose |
| after Pierre Pflimlin, a former French prime | minister, and was opened in 2002. |
| He was Prime | Minister of Bulgaria during World War II. |
| George Canning, UK Prime | Minister (1827) - at no. 50 |
| For the Attention of Madame the Prime | Minister Benazir Bhutto (1990) |
| As a result, Prime | Minister Tran Thien Kiem resigned from his position. |
| Billy Hughes (1862-1952), seventh Prime | Minister of Australia |
| ction: On Mr. Macdonald being appointed Prime | Minister of Canada, 16 October 1878 |
| Second Prime | Minister Designate, Emil Boc speaking. |
| Korean Workers' Party, he became Deputy Prime | Minister and Foreign Minister of North Korea. |
| Yasunori Yuge as Prime | Minister |
| Abdul Halim (Indonesia) (1911 - 1988), Prime | Minister of Indonesia |
| Nobuyuki Abe (1875-1953), 36th Prime | Minister of Japan |
| Anerood Jugnauth who was prime | minister since 1982 elections agreed with Boodhoo-who |
| The Prime | Minister Bob Hawke chose Collins as Minister for Shipp |
| Prime | Minister - John A. Macdonald |
| The duo later became Prime | Minister and Deputy Prime Minister of Malaysia respect |
| Template:Elections for selecting prime | minister being neglected |
| The prime | minister and women's suffrage London, John Sewell, 191 |
| This article is about the Prime | Minister of Japan. |
| Prime | minister - Carl Christian Hall (until 2 December), Car |
| The school is named after the 13th Prime | Minister of Canada Rt. Hon. |
| Trondheim, and was a grandson of former Prime | Minister Ivar Lykke. |
| lav Adamec (1926-2007), Czechoslovakian prime | minister |
| Estonian Prime | Minister Andrus Ansip unequivocally rejected the ranso |
| Diary of a Prime | Minister: Ten days among Benedictine Monks |
| Prime | Minister - Robert Peel, Conservative |
| Prime | minister - Joachim Godske Moltke, Heinrich Ernst |
| In 1982, he joined the Cabinet of Prime | Minister Pierre Trudeau as a Minister of State. |
| Tapa was first the prime | minister and then the minister for foreign affairs. |
| When Labor won government in 1941, the Prime | Minister, John Curtin, appointed him Minister for Comm |
| Kyrylenko was Deputy Prime | Minister in the 2003 cabinet of Viktor Yanukovych. |
| Prime | Minister of India - Lal Bahadur Shastri |
| 19 November - Indira Gandhi, Prime | Minister, assassinated (d.1984). |
| - Mackenzie Bowell, politician and 5th Prime | Minister of Canada (b.1823) |
| He was the Prime | Minister of Czechoslovakia from April 8, 1968 to Janua |
| Prime | Minister - William Ewart Gladstone, Liberal |
| Harald Ringstorff remained Prime | Minister, in an SPD-PDS coalition. |
| s leader, Tofilau Eti Alesana, remained Prime | Minister. |
| He was Private Secretary to the Prime | Minister from 1991 to 1993. |
| a asked Cardinal August Hlond to become Prime | Minister. |
| Prime | minister - Ludvig Holstein-Holsteinborg |
| Dutch Prime | Minister Jan Peter Balkenende |
| The program's first guest was the then Prime | Minister Paul Keating. |
| cape as the Dragon tends to the wounded Prime | Minister. |
| olitical pedigree stems from his high profile | Minister father Au Singh Deo, and great grandfather RN |
| Grafftey - former Science and Social Programs | Minister |
| Propaganda | Minister Joseph Goebbels was to become Chancellor (Rei |
| In 1903, he started working as a Protestant | minister. |
| mber 2009 French has served as the province's | Minister of Tourism, Culture and Recreation. |
| Cigolla was also appointed provincial | minister. |
| He was also Prussian | minister of finance (1844-1846) and the minister of in |
| isters of other countries, e. g. the Prussian | minister, the Bavarian war minister had much more comp |
| Christoph von Katsch (1665 - 1729), Prussian | minister of justice |
| In. 1868 he became a Prussian | minister without portfolio. |
| The Prussian | Minister of Justice rejected their appeals. |
| He then established himself as a Puritan | Minister of some note. |
| n Grayle or Graile (1614-1654), was a puritan | minister. |
| am Guthrie (1620-1665) was a Scottish Puritan | minister and author. |
| Cotton Mather, Puritan | minister |
| However, a Puritan | minister was sent there to replace him, and he returne |
| . S. R. Ramachandran Former Co-operation, PWD | minister in MGR cabinet.Now minister from May- 2006 |
| His son Parminder Singh Dhindsa is PWD | minister of Punjab |
| , 1731 - July 6, 1798) was an American Quaker | minister, journalist, and abolitionist. |
| He became a Quaker | minister and the headmaster of the Friends' Bible Scho |
| Professionally, she was a Quaker | minister in two prominent churches. |
| In 1818 Gurney was a recorded Quaker | minister. |
| Kathleen Weil, Quebec | Minister of Justice (2008-) |
| Louise Beaudoin, former Quebec | minister of international relations |
| He became the railway | minister in the UPA Government. |
| her-in-law of Lalu Yadav,former Union Railway | Minister and former chief minister of Bihar. |
| 3 February - Richard Rawlinson, | minister and antiquarian (died 1755) |
| In December 2009, he was reappointed | Minister of Justice, and became the only independent m |
| The first recorded | minister was the Reverend John Wilson. |
| November 18 - David Rees, | minister and writer (d. |
| He became a Dutch Reformed | minister and she enjoyed her duties as the minister's |
| Raphael Urweider is the son of a reformed | minister. |
| In 2010 he was appointed regional | minister of Tourism and International Trade in Zaia I |
| From 2005 to 2010 De Bona was regional | minister of Immigration in Galan III Government. |
| brother of Massimo Giorgetti, who is regional | minister since 1995. |
| Between 2008 and 2010 he was regional | minister of Health in Galan III Government. |
| no regular | minister 1965-1967 |
| He served as Reich | Minister of Food and Agriculture from 1933 to 1942. |
| 1637-1714) was a Scottish religious | minister, conspirator and political pamphleteer, known |
| John Arderne Ormerod (1813-1864), religious | minister. |
| Richard remained | Minister of Fisheries until his retirement from politi |
| Wellwood remained | Minister at Drainie till his death on 7th February 191 |
| He remained | Minister of State for Tourism plus Excise and Taxation |
| Hayashi was appointed as resident | minister to the court of Qing Dynasty China at the Jap |
| house (church) was Methodist, with a resident | minister, Nathan Baggs. |
| oposed for the post of Treasury and Resources | Minister by the Chief Minister. |
| in addition to his earlier responsibilities, | Minister assisting the Minister for Economic Developme |
| The responsible | Minister for the proposal was the then Minister for Pu |
| e role of Secretary for Railways was restyled | Minister for Transport on 28 January 1932. |
| James L. Weatherhead is a retired | minister of the Church of Scotland. |
| John Dunlop Miller is a retired | minister in the Church of Scotland. |
| Koehler is a retired | minister in the United Church of Christ. |
| James A. Simpson is a retired | minister of the Church of Scotland. |
| He was the Revenue | Minister (at Cabinet rank) from May 1980 to January 19 |
| He is presently a Revenue | Minister of Andhra Pradesh. |
| oined Bharatpur state cabinet also as revenue | minister. |
| Now he is the Revenue | Minister in Kerala Assembly. |
| Her father was a Methodist circuit riding | minister. |
| Thomas Robbins ( | minister) (1777-1856), Congregational minister, biblio |
| Eric Robinson, | Minister of Culture, Heritage, Tourism and Sport and A |
| Marquis de la Ensenada, Royal | Minister who organized the roundup. |
| For the Russian | minister of the Navy, see Stepan Arkadyevich Voyevodsk |
| sharing the same | minister). |
| June 18 - Christmas Samuel, | minister and writer, 90 |
| has also been a former appointed Saskatchewan | Minister of Social Services, Saskatchewan Minister of |
| Minister-President; he also became the Saxon | Minister of the Interior, which brought him control ov |
| Herbert Schirmer ( | Minister of Culture 1990) |
| Henry Collin Minton, scholar, | minister |
| 4, he became Director Higher Military School, | Minister of Culture, Minister of Justice, and finally |
| He served as a junior Education and Science | Minister (1973-1974), a Home Office minister (1979-198 |
| 8, 1964, Winnipeg, Manitoba) is Nova Scotia's | Minister of Finance and Minister of Acadian Affairs in |
| He was appointed Nova Scotia's | Minister of Highways. |
| , the son of a United Free Church of Scotland | Minister. |
| er Keith (1781-1880) was a Church of Scotland | minister. |
| For the 20th-century Church of Scotland | minister, see Robert McGhee (minister). |
| rman Shanks is an ordained Church of Scotland | minister, who prior to his retirement in June 2007 was |
| as a Scottish academic and Church of Scotland | minister. |
| For the Church of Scotland | minister of the same name, see John White (moderator) |
| t Gillan (died 1879) was a Church of Scotland | minister. |
| David Ward Lunan is a Church of Scotland | minister. |
| urton (1616-1665) was a 17th century Scottish | minister. |
| John Adamson (died 1652) was a Scottish | minister and academic. |
| Henry Liston (1771-1836) was a Scottish | minister and inventor. |
| He has previously served as Second | Minister for Finance and a Minister in the Prime Minis |
| He retained the role of Second | Minister for Finance. |
| In 1998, he relinquished the role of Second | Minister for Foreign Affairs and became the Second Min |
| Karjalainen served as second | Minister of Treasury, Minister of Foreign Affairs and |
| He was Security | Minister between 1965 and 1967 and also Interior Minis |
| the Northern Ireland Office, and the Security | Minister regularly as well as the occasional meet with |
| The Indonesian security | minister suggested that the Islamist group Jemaah Isla |
| After 1995, see | Minister of Natural Resources. |
| Thereafter, see | Minister of State for Commonwealth Affairs. |
| Swee Keat was tipped by the Senior | Minister Goh Chok Tong as having the potential to beco |
| He was appointed a Senior | Minister of State for Finance. |
| The present Senior | Minister is the Rev. Dr. Andrew Stirling. |
| Senior | Minister. |
| Kapil Sibal - Senior | Minister in the Government of India. |
| The senior | Minister on any Circuit is the Superintendent, who may |
| The current senior | minister is Rev. Antony Barraclough. |
| (1985) Rev. Peggy Edge is the current senior | minister. |
| He retired as senior | minister in 1982. |
| Stoiber resigned in 2007, Beck is the senior | Minister President in Germany. |
| He was Senior | Minister of the Unitarian Church of All Souls in New Y |
| as launched on the 22 February 1991 by Senior | Minister Mr Lee Kuan Yew (current Minister Mentor). |
| Harshvardhan Patil, a senior | minister in Maharashtra is his nephew. |
| Carl R. Scovel, senior | minister 1967-1999 |
| She is a seniormost | minister in the Punjab BJP. |
| For a time, there was a separate | Minister in Charge of Crown Health Enterprises, who wa |
| He was the first Serbian | Minister of Interior. |
| He was the second longest serving | Minister of Agriculture in New Brunswick, serving as M |
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