Prime Ministers in a sentence

The prime ministers proposes the deputy prime ministers and the other ministers, which are then appointed by the King.

Prior to the 2006 election, the Council of Ministers, which executes the decisions of the president, included two deputy prime ministers, 19 ministers, nine committee heads, and several ex officio members.

The new government, consisting of the prime minister, four deputy prime ministers and 22 ministers, formed on January 13, 2020.

Within one week of appointment by the president and approval by the State Duma, the prime minister must submit to the president nominations for all subordinate Government positions, including deputy prime ministers and federal ministers.

Similarly, scores of MOUs were signed during the visits of Presidents, Prime Ministers, and Foreign Ministers but there was little implementation largely due to turf wars between various departments and governmental agencies.

It divides the cabinet into legally recognized “blocs,” each led by one of the prime ministers to which each bloc’s cabinet ministers are legally answerable.

National health ministers, prime ministers and other heads of state (he wouldn’t say who) and friends he hasn’t heard from in years have been calling him, he said, begging for the first batches.

Presidents, prime ministers, ministers of transport, chiefs of key security apparatuses and port administrators are all equally to blame.

Technology is only as good as the person controlling it, and like so many CEOs, presidents, prime ministers, chief ministers, thought leaders, influencers and interventionists who are struggling to get the coronavirus plot, the vidvan has flaked out.

Over a twenty African presidents, vice presidents, Prime Ministers, Ministers and other government representatives are currently in Sochi as the forum starts.

The high-level segment of the 40th session of the HRC is attended by presidents, prime ministers, foreign ministers and their deputies from 100 states as well as the heads of international organizations, including the UN Secretary General.

Westminster watchdogs have raised concerns over the employment of former ministers, including prime ministers, by the private sector after they leave office.

He has worked constantly to improve our country’s future and to deliver for the public, serving prime ministers and ministers of all parties with distinction in the finest traditions of the civil service.

The official noted that a roadmap on cooperation of veterinary services was determined in the wake of meetings of deputy prime ministers and the ministers of agriculture.

He was initially regarded as a Yeltsin loyalist; like other prime ministers of Boris Yeltsin, Putin did not choose ministers himself, his cabinet being determined by the presidential administration.

Prime ministers under any Westminster system have ample freedom to appoint a large variety of individuals, such as judges, cabinet ministers, and other senior bureaucrats.

The Queen is informed by her viceroy of the swearing-in and resignation of prime ministers and other members of the ministry, remains fully briefed through regular communications from her Canadian ministers, and holds audience with them whenever possible.

This is certainly true for the Prime Ministers, but there are many Ministers and Members of Parliament with no relation to political families.

Herzog, the Israeli president, whose job is more ceremonial than is Prime Minister 's, will be on hand for a Davos session Thursday, and the prime ministers of Qatar, Jordan and Lebanon will also be attending.

In a Friday evening video conference call, the prime minister sought to answer deep anxieties over provisions in his UK Internal Market Bill which have been condemned by three former prime ministers and provoked Brussels to threaten legal action.