Sentence examples for elected ministry from inspiring English sources

It became a Union Territory, without a legislature, in November 1956 and an elected ministry was installed in July 1963.

It issues visas, has an elected president, operates ministries and fields a military it claims can be augmented with a reserve force modeled after the Swiss, with thousands of armed and trained citizens ready to muster at tactically important locations on short notice.

She says that despite 11 women being elected to the shadow ministry, most were junior and promoted to appease the left faction, rather than senior, more established women.

Although Muslim northerners from Mr. Ouattara's party are bound to be elected in legislative elections in December, they might be shut out of the all-powerful executive and ministries.

But he was elected two months ago and never ran a ministry in his life.

They said that Bishop-elect Robinson had been overwhelmingly elected after nearly three decades of ministry in New Hampshire and confirmed at a church convention in Minneapolis this summer.

In 1935 he was dropped from the ministry but was later elected as the Speaker of the New South Wales Legislative Assembly in 1937, holding office until the Mair Government lost power in 1941.

According to the Government of India Act of 1935, the provinces were to be governed by ministries responsible to the elected legislatures.

The aim is to make Japan's political system more responsive by ending more than a century of de facto rule by elite career bureaucrats at Tokyo's central ministries, and empowering democratically elected politicians instead.

I remember an occasion when Tessa Jowell dropped into Farringdon Road to sound out senior female editorial staff about what we would think of a women's ministry, should New Labour be elected.

One gave Mr. Sankoh a ministry in the government of Sierra Leone's elected president, Ahmed Tejan Kabbah.