Ministership

According to party insiders, Baghel and Deo joined hands to edge out the other two, proposing a rotational chief ministership formula to Rahul.

Bommai’s two years in power continued to see the directionlessness that had marked his predecessor’s chief ministership.

But during an era when Australia has struggled sometimes to enact even incremental reforms, a bigger prime ministership might lead to some bolder national thinking.

Aaditya won and was conferred a ministership by his father.

According to the paper, his attempt to renegotiate European relationships is part of a broader strategy of making contentious decisions early in his prime ministership to "reap the rewards for them closer to the next election".

If they abandon Netanyahu’s coalition, he could lose his prime ministership, increasing his legal peril.

RN had hoped to win an outright majority in parliament, winning it the prime ministership.

Cormann, as finance minister, was part of the gang which foisted the ‘‘debt and deficit disaster’’ on Australians and which won Tony Abbott the prime ministership in 2014.

If he accepts the budget, Netanyahu could still renege on handing over the prime ministership to Gantz next year and go in for elections.

Sunni Muslims, as a relatively influential confessional group at the time, were granted the prime ministership, though that office was to be held at the pleasure of the president.

The position of the chief of the party’s state unit, which Nath holds in addition to his chief ministership, has become another bone of contention between the two top leaders.

The West Australian senator described himself as being “at peace” with the decisions he has made – including helping to bring on the leadership spill which ended Malcolm Turnbull’s prime ministership.

When Tony Abbott recalls his prime ministership, he could be describing a remorseless climb up an exhausting hill on one of his cycling journeys for charity.

For much of that Australian ordeal New Zealanders enjoyed the soul-buoying prime ministership (1999-2008) of the splendid Helen Clark.

Malcolm Turnbull stunned his political allies in the dying days of his prime ministership by airing the idea of calling a snap election in a last-ditch attempt to stop Home Affairs Minister Peter Dutton from seizing the leadership.

Meanwhile, Hariri renewed his hold on the prime ministership and Hezbollah consolidated its position as the most powerful political actor.

Ms. Freeland’s is a very full platter, but severely reduces the toils of the highest office, the prime ministership, which is a good thing.

On Saturday, Mr Albanese told a Queensland ALP conference that after 12 months under the prime ministership of Scott Morrison, the government has no plan for the looming economic challenges facing Australia.

Since the declaration of results in Maharashtra on October 24, both Shiv Sena and BJP leaders have been involved in the war of words with the former refusing to form the government saying that their demand of chief ministership had not been met.

And when I returned to the prime ministership in 2013, we initiated the transformation of the then carbon tax into a floating carbon price under an Australian emissions trading scheme.