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Called the Evangelical Union, it trained its ministers first at Kilmarnock and then in Glasgow in a college that Morison served as president.

The government had unambiguously decided to lay off the blasphemy laws after Mr Taseer's murder, its ministers hinting privately that it was a hornets' nest best left untouched.

"He felt a responsibility that it's the church that prepares its ministers," said Graziano Marcheschi, executive director of university mission and ministry at St . Xavier University

Little does it understand how scant was the power its ministers actually wielded from their offices.

THE Czech government has unravelled so far that it is hard to say even who its ministers are, let alone do useful business with them.

She added that it was essential for any government that its ministers, officials and advisers were able to speak frankly and in confidence with one another.

It has offered Unita safety, but one of its ministers called for the trial of Mr Savimbi for war crimes.

Some of its ministers have proved incompetent.

And its ministers speak passionately about improving race relations.

Its ministers are homegrown products, not seminary-trained missionaries.

The P.M.L.-N withdrew its ministers from the coalition government.