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The Greek finance minister, Evangelos Venizelos, described the ministers' action Saturday as "a development that boosts our country's credibility on a global level".

Greece's finance minister, Evangelos Venizelos, described the ministers' action as "a development that boosts our country's credibility on a global level".

The ministers' action fell short of expectations raised Thursday when Olli Rehn, the European commissioner for economic and monetary affairs, said in a statement that he was confident the leaders would reach agreement in Luxembourg to provide Greece the next installment of aid in early July.

Part of the answer lies in strengthening national parliaments' oversight of ministers' actions in the EU.

"Ministers' actions left the country spectacularly underprepared for the horsemeat scandal, which is why the PM had to ask the FSA to co-ordinate the sampling work".

"Ministers' actions have fallen short of the real action we need to get finance going to businesses and confidence back into the recession-hit economy," he said.

The Court of Justice, which oversees ministers' actions in office, said it would delay a decision on whether to look into her handling in 2007 of a court case involving a French tycoon until July 8.

It was the resurgence of cholera in the capital that finally persuaded ministers that action was needed.

Mr. Reid could also call for new ministers, an action that would create an unworkable executive branch dominated by Catholics, or disband Parliament and hold new elections.

But as exporters' stock prices sank recently, demands from government ministers for action by the central bank reached a fever pitch.

The Rev. Timothy McDonald, a Baptist minister in Atlanta and chairman of the group African-American Ministers in Action, said that attendance at the church had dropped to 4,000 from about 8,000 at one point this year.