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| at such impositions were extended, giving the | Treasury a "windfall". |
| Their expenses were costing the | treasury a great deal and their absence from their hom |
| In 1923 he became a Junior Lord of the | Treasury, a post he held until 1928, with a break duri |
| appointed him Parliamentary Secretary to the | Treasury, a post he held until his sudden death in ear |
| ing year he became Financial Secretary to the | Treasury, a post he held until 1892. |
| promoted to become a Lord Commissioner to the | Treasury, a 'full' whip, in January 2001. |
| r he was appointed Principal Secretary to The | Treasury, a post he held until his death 15 years late |
| Dickson's Word | Treasury: A Connoisseur's Collection of Old and New, W |
| pointed Taylor Parliamentary Secretary to the | Treasury, a post he held until 1868, the last year und |
| Henceforward there was in the | treasury a special account called "Produit des Juifs", |
| ice, and then was made Chief Secretary to the | Treasury, a Cabinet position. |
| From 6 May 1935 he served as Minister of the | Treasury, a position he continued to hold after 23 Sep |
| ious deficiency having been discovered in the | treasury accounts, he was arrested and brought to Engl |
| the discovery of a shortage of $33,000 in the | Treasury accounts. |
| The INPR indicates that the Department of | Treasury acquired the land in 1927, ending its use by |
| ontrol ("OFAC") of the U.S. Department of the | Treasury administers and enforces economic and trade s |
| g his political career he held several posts: | Treasury administrator, Departmental Assembly deputy ( |
| y Ashdown and became the party's spokesman on | Treasury Affairs, adding the post of Whip in 1998, and |
| Keating was reluctant to give Willis | Treasury again, considering him a low-key Parliamentar |
| Ray Lennert as | Treasury Agent |
| William Justine as | Treasury Agent |
| In 1892, he became a | Treasury Agent assigned to help police the U.S.-Mexico |
| ying them around, and then tries to shake the | Treasury agent following her. |
| n seen in CSI: Crime Scene Investigation as a | treasury agent as well as episodes of Angel, 24, Star |
| In the 2008 film Burn After Reading, US | Treasury agent Harry Pfarrer builds a pedal-powered "d |
| uring the war, Ramsey served as a Confederate | treasury agent, and two of his sons served in the Conf |
| The story is about two U.S. | Treasury agents who go undercover in an attempt to bre |
| Treasury Agents Art Kerr and Jim Haynes are investigat | |
| ruling of the United States Department of the | Treasury Alcohol and Tobacco Tax and Trade Bureau. |
| etitioned the United States Department of the | Treasury Alcohol and Tobacco Tax and Trade Bureau for |
| tition to the United States Department of the | Treasury Alcohol and Tobacco Tax and Trade Bureau by J |
| tion with the United States Department of the | Treasury Alcohol and Tobacco Tax and Trade Bureau. |
| g made to the United States Department of the | Treasury Alcohol and Tobacco Tax and Trade Bureau for |
| ding with the United States Department of the | Treasury Alcohol and Tobacco Tax and Trade Bureau to c |
| etary of State Thomas Jefferson, Secretary of | Treasury Alexander Hamilton, Attorney General Edmund R |
| United States Army and first Secretary of the | Treasury, Alexander Hamilton, until the twentieth cent |
| States Congress, urged on by Secretary of the | Treasury Alexander Hamilton, created the Revenue-Marin |
| e Secretary PPS to the Chief Secretary to the | Treasury Alistair Darling in 1997 and became a member |
| or about 1,000 refugees burdened a provincial | treasury already bearing the heavy demands of wartime. |
| searches for emails about OzCar conducted by | Treasury also failed to discover the fake email create |
| er, he still currently retains his job at the | Treasury, although the British Prime Minister told the |
| prepared by the Supervising Architect of the | Treasury, Ammi B. Young, perhaps based on sketches by |
| e local prosecutor on charges of fraud in the | Treasury, an affair known as the Boletas Adulteradas ( |
| It has also accommodated the town archives, a | treasury, an armory and a prison. |
| record of their having been removed from the | treasury and given to anyone else. |
| e was appointed as a Lord Commissioner to the | Treasury and Government Whip and was promoted within t |
| he was appointed Parliamentary Secretary for | Treasury and Finance, and was promoted in August 2007 |
| nd House of Commons party spokesperson on the | Treasury and Economic matters. |
| eneral Election as the Chief Secretary to the | Treasury and became a Member of the Privy Council. |
| s, Governor of Georgia, U.S. Secretary of the | Treasury and Head of the Confederate States of America |
| Alexander Hamilton, the U.S. Secretary of the | Treasury and Schuyler's son-in-law. |
| s, Governor of Georgia, U.S. Secretary of the | Treasury and Head of the Confederate States of America |
| tions if the Secretary or Deputy Secretary of | Treasury and the lead agency certify that there is no |
| folios in his parliamentary career, including | Treasury and Finance, Employment, Education, Energy an |
| Wilson, Davies was a Lord Commissioner of the | Treasury and Welsh whip from 1964 to 1966 and a junior |
| the age of 23, in 1930, as an official of the | Treasury, and was appointed Minister of Finance in 193 |
| bert Walpole served as both First Lord of the | Treasury and Chancellor of the Exchequer between 1715 |
| ember 1679 he was appointed First Lord of the | Treasury, and for a few years he was the principal adv |
| itional government of stealing from the state | treasury and demanded their resignations. |
| e Oberland district, presided by Bavaria; the | treasury and the military command were to be considere |
| senior policy and management positions at the | Treasury and the Department of Labour, Bascand has bee |
| Treasury and Finance | |
| aster of the Forces, became First Lord of the | Treasury and Chancellor of the Exchequer in 1743; he w |
| in 1789, the departments of Foreign Affairs, | Treasury and War located offices at the building. |
| uthority, the United States Department of the | Treasury and the National Labor Relations Board. |
| efence Procurement, Economic Secretary to the | Treasury, and Minister for the Armed Forces. |
| f Continental Congress, first US Secretary of | Treasury, and one of the founding fathers of the Unite |
| Kerlerec of stealing money from the colony's | treasury and acting as a dictator, Kerlerec was recall |
| tary to Ian Pearson, Economic Secretary in HM | Treasury and Parliamentary Under-Secretary in the Depa |
| as President Wilson's Assistant Secretary of | Treasury and later as Undersecretary of State. |
| nburgh Castle, a Commissioner of the Scottish | Treasury and a founding Knight of the Order of the Thi |
| Washington, D.C. as the Third Auditor of the | Treasury, and in 1854 was appointed the first Territor |
| riest of the Moon-god, Thoth, Overseer of the | Treasury, and Overseer of the letter-scribes in the Co |
| en she works temporarily in the Department of | Treasury and Finance disguised as a boy, even though h |
| , when he was made Permanent Secretary to the | Treasury and Head of the Home Civil Service, a positio |
| and he was appointed Comptroller of the U.S. | Treasury and served in that office from 1815 until 183 |
| Jones also served as acting Secretary of the | Treasury and in 1816 was appointed President of the Se |
| On two occasions he served as a lord of the | treasury; and from 1724 to 1742 he was Paymaster-Gener |
| nion piece, Frank said that the Department of | Treasury and SEC should urge the Supreme Court to reje |
| t, between the Commissioners of his Majesty's | Treasury and the Duke and Duchess of Atholl, the propr |
| The current Secretary to the | Treasury and Chief Executive is John Whitehead. |
| artments of Energy, Homeland Security, State, | Treasury and Labor; Citibank; Expedia.com; the FBI; Cr |
| on 2 September 1985 as Chief Secretary to the | Treasury, and was made Minister of Agriculture, Fisher |
| inal posting, as Chief Economic Adviser to HM | Treasury and Head of the Government Economic Service f |
| rman, the 32nd United States Secretary of the | Treasury and author of the Sherman Antitrust Act. |
| Lord North, First Lord of the | Treasury and Chancellor of the Exchequer, 1770-1782 |
| HM | Treasury and HM Revenue and Customs |
| It is held by the | Treasury, and its use is regulated by the Miscellaneou |
| y 1694 he was appointed a Commissioner of the | Treasury, and a year later was made a Privy Counsellor |
| by men such as George Rose, secretary to the | Treasury, and many young aspirants to political office |
| ate, the office holder heads the Oregon State | Treasury, and with the Governor and Secretary of State |
| marry received a dowry from the brotherhood's | treasury and was thereafter addressed in the polite se |
| ate Secretary to the Minister of State at the | Treasury and Home Office, Phil Woolas MP, who had resp |
| Named after Secretaries of the | Treasury and Presidents of the United States, these cu |
| Specific coins would be exchanged at the | Treasury and recoined. |
| manent Secretary of the Ministry of Finance & | Treasury and the Ministry of Health. |
| e from 1914 to 1916, and as Secretary for the | Treasury and Minister of State (1916-1918). |
| king Group is chaired by the Secretary of the | Treasury and includes the Chairman of the SEC, the Cha |
| m Marcy, later Senator, U.S. Secretary of the | Treasury, and New York Governor. |
| yder appointed Wilmot a junior counsel to the | Treasury, and in 1753 he was offered promotion to King |
| He served as a Junior Lord of the | Treasury and Assistant Whip (unpaid) in 1937, Vice-Cha |
| ass, the majority of his army, as well as the | treasury and most baggage and equipment, were trapped |
| Some felt he saved the | treasury and some felt he ruined the Finnish welfare. |
| 1998, and Deputy Premier and Minister for the | Treasury and Public Administration from January 1999 t |
| chasing lighthouse equipment on behalf of the | Treasury, and the first major survey of the Columbia R |
| ey departments were housed here including the | Treasury and the Ministry of Finance. |
| n as Senator, he was proposed for the post of | Treasury and Resources Minister by the Chief Minister. |
| , he was appointed Financial Secretary to the | Treasury and sworn of the Privy Council. |
| easurer of the Exchequer or First Lord of the | Treasury, and the Chancellor of the Exchequer, it was |
| he funding it distributes comes from both the | Treasury and the National Lottery. |
| for the Interior, Baldomero Aguinaldo for the | Treasury, and Emiliano Riego de Dios for War. |
| He served as Minister for | Treasury and Resources 2005-2008. |
| ke first at the Home Office in 1942, then the | Treasury and finally, after the 1951 general election, |
| ing his acceptance of office as a Lord of the | Treasury and he was returned unopposed on 6 January 18 |
| yd-Carpenter, a former Chief Secretary to the | Treasury and Paymaster-General. |
| d the coins, currency and documents of the US | Treasury and fell under the office of the Chief Clerk |
| bruary 1679 to February 1681, and Lord of the | Treasury and Member of Parliament (MP) for Cockermouth |
| The Departments of State, | Treasury and Commerce, and especially Secretary of Sta |
| He was appointed Register of the | Treasury and served from April 1, 1845, to May 27, 184 |
| r, he was appointed Economic Secretary to the | Treasury, and held the post until the government lost |
| on in Libya would be financed entirely by the | Treasury and Treasury reserve. |
| ntributed to periodicals including the Family | Treasury; and wrote many poems and hymns. |
| at Goldman Sachs became U.S. Secretary of the | Treasury and lobbied for legislation that forced U.S. |
| that made him able to support the Stop of the | Treasury and Declaration of Indulgence in early 1672. |
| Legislators cited the president's office, | treasury and Kenya's public universities as specific i |
| and became (1871) conveyancing counsel to the | treasury, and (1885-1886) an official examiner of the |
| former senior economic adviser to the U.K. HM | Treasury and Director, Northern Region, Departments of |
| He then moved to the | Treasury and was Permanent Secretary to the Ministry o |
| f Trade, before eventually moving back to the | Treasury and becoming Joint Permanent Secretary. |
| ntrolling the ministries of internal affairs, | treasury and war. |
| appointed Sixth Auditor of the United States | Treasury and remained in office until 1845. |
| (1891 - 1967), United States Secretary of the | Treasury and proponent of the Morgenthau Plan |
| 62 as well as joint permanent secretary to HM | Treasury and head of the Home Civil Service from 1956 |
| The | Treasury and Capital Markets division's main products |
| in in 1630, removing the biggest drain on the | treasury, and to sign the secret treaty with Spain in |
| already paid to the Welsh Assembly by the UK | Treasury, and the Chief Reporter for Wales on Sunday n |
| when she became a Parliamentary Secretary for | Treasury and Finance. |
| rnational economist at the U.S. Department of | Treasury, and as a clerk for Congressman Dave Martin o |
| s as a Senior Advisor to the Secretary of the | Treasury and directs the staff of the President's Task |
| war on his closest colleagues, infuriated the | Treasury and finally brought down upon himself the wra |
| 25 March 1970) is a Jersey politician and is | Treasury and Resources Minister (since December 2008). |
| Maharaja Pratap Singh used Bhimgarh Fort as a | treasury and armoury. |
| tment for Business, Innovation and Skills, HM | Treasury, and the Office for National Statistics. |
| d Chilperic as king, gave over the Austrasian | treasury, and abandoned her son's claim to the mayoral |
| ecurities laws were paid to the United States | Treasury and were not available for distribution by th |
| heir other rival in the city and took it, the | treasury, and received the recognition of both Chilper |
| arians, who also captured the emperor's tent, | treasury and horses. |
| completion of the sale, requested by the U.S. | Treasury and General Motors. |
| ulators (the Financial Services Authority, HM | Treasury, and the Bank of England), especially as rega |
| After the war he returned to the | Treasury and in 1921 he became Principal Private Secre |
| l servant (first as an Economic Advisor in HM | Treasury, and later as Chief Economist in the UK Minis |
| He was also joint permanent secretary to HM | Treasury and head of the Home Civil Service from 1956 |
| sured a steady source of income for the state | treasury and the Nizam himself. |
| ster from 1992 to 1997, he worked first at HM | Treasury and then in the Department for Trade and Indu |
| rade finance, cash and investment management, | treasury and foreign exchange, as well as processing s |
| d by President McKinley as Comptroller of the | Treasury and served from March 4, 1897, to June 15, 19 |
| to Washington, D.C., where she worked for the | Treasury and the Department of the Interior. |
| e 1950s the building was known as the General | Treasury and by the 1980s the building was completely |
| 1909 he was appointed a principal clerk in HM | Treasury and shortly afterwards became an Assistant Se |
| tering politics, he worked at the New Zealand | Treasury and the International Monetary Fund, and late |
| Deputy Treasurer in 1967, Deputy Minister of | Treasury and Economics in 1968, and Deputy Treasurer a |
| eased, gifts and endowments were added to the | treasury, and intellectual training was improved. |
| Ko Kijin- the minister of the Department of | Treasury and Taxation. |
| erseer of the King's Scribes, Overseer of the | Treasury, and Steward of the Peasantry (?) |
| 92 he worked for the Polish Commission of the | Treasury and was responsible for supervising Jewish af |
| Inspector General of the US Department of the | Treasury and currently is responsible for the oversigh |
| sion was formerly a part of the Department of | Treasury and Finance, a department of the Victorian Go |
| nted by John C. Brown as cashier at the State | Treasury, and in 1892 became chief clerk under Ohio Se |
| Lord Grey - First Lord of the | Treasury and Leader of the House of Lords |
| Milan Cathedral, one in the Aachen Cathedral | Treasury, and one in the Metropolitan Museum of Art in |
| cy roles, such as consultant to Her Majesty's | Treasury and as special adviser to both the Treasury C |
| Global Markets from 2002 to 2003; was Head of | Treasury and Capital Markets in Asia-Pacific from 1996 |
| nomist in the United States Department of the | Treasury and spokesman on the affairs of the United Na |
| He has an in depth knowledge of banking, | treasury and securities trading operations, financial |
| ndants, Mingsioi assembled his family, staff, | treasury, and tea into his palace and set off the gunp |
| included positions at the U.S. Departments of | Treasury and Energy (Nixon); as Assistant Secretary fo |
| He has worked at the Department of the | Treasury and was a Senior Economist with the Council o |
| ark was appointed as Parliamentary Secretary, | Treasury and Multimedia, a position he held until the |
| Ancient Egyptian Djehuty, who was Overseer of | Treasury and of Works, during the 18th Dynasty reign o |
| He attempted to restore some order in the | treasury and administration of finance, with a view to |
| e, which nevertheless repopulated the state's | treasury and allowed the repayment of the debt. |
| equity capital raising and governance for HM | Treasury and the Department of Trade and Industry [two |
| rt Gladstone in his role as First Lord of the | Treasury, and remained private secretary to his succes |
| ere he gained ‘hands-on' experience of the UK | Treasury and the OECD Multimod models, simulating the |
| med leadership of the Attorney General of the | Treasury and will be the first minister of the AGU (Of |
| own in August 1993, Dawkins resigned from the | Treasury and, after giving occasional signals of his r |
| President Calvin Coolidge's Secretary of the | Treasury, Andrew W. Mellon. |
| ed its first commissioner by Secretary of the | Treasury Andrew Mellon under President Herbert Hoover. |
| On October 4 the Minister of | Treasury appeated on television saying "We will not le |
| of appropriating close to USD 830,000 into a | Treasury approved private fund, known as Helping Hamba |
| f Tax Policy, United States Department of the | Treasury, April 1995-February 1998 |
| nt and carved stalls, and the frescoes in the | treasury are especially noteworthy. |
| The United States | Treasury argued in court that it was the only source o |
| ly against the Conservative First Lord of the | Treasury, Arthur Balfour. |
| ssion, even agreeing to pay $500 to the state | treasury as soon as the secession ordinance had passed |
| In January 2004 Crosby was appointed by HM | Treasury as a non-Executive Director of the Financial |
| and in 1963 became a Lord Commissioner of the | Treasury as a full Whip. |
| hur) inadvertently hands over the Woodchucks' | treasury as an anniversary present for his wife (Claud |
| r on assignment to the U.S. Department of the | Treasury as Senior Economist in the Office of Capital |
| nd's net fiscal position and is treated by HM | Treasury as extra-regio resources. |
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