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Even Ms Silva's critics concede that as environment minister she pulled off the difficult trick of banging together heads at 14 disparate ministries to implement a successful deforestation-monitoring scheme.Yes, butQuestions remain, nonetheless.
In South Korea more women than men pass the foreign-service exam, which has sparked the foreign ministry to implement a minimum quota for men.
Nouri's ministry had twenty employees, who helped to map out policies, programs, and strategies for other ministries to implement, but it had no budget.
He appointed a delegation to investigate the report's validity, and when the inquiry confirmed many of the allegations, he ordered the security ministries to implement the team's recommendations.
"If bondholders decide - in individual or collective form - to ask for a change of the legislation and jurisdiction of their bonds... the economy ministry is authorised to implement a swap for new public bonds under local legislation," Ms de Kirchner added.
This means that we have to persuade the relevant ministries of health and education to implement a treatment campaign [and] they are unlikely to have the resources to do this.
The oil ministry is itself gearing up to implement a wider government commitment to boost the private sector, with Bijan Namdar Zanganeh, the minister, stressing he aims to privatise as much downstream work as possible.
But a recent reorganization of Russia's research system reduced RAS's influence and the ministry is taking the opportunity to implement a competitive funding system. .
UNICEF is working with the Ministry to implement the recommendations of the CRC by assessing the well-being of children and strengthening the protective environment for them.
China's ministry of finance said it would continue to implement a tax rebate policy on steel exports to fund a costly capacity closure plan.
Dr. Cherian joins a prestigious group of previous award recipients, including the health ministries of Rwanda - the first country in Africa to introduce pneumococcal conjugate vaccines, and Costa Rica - the first country in Latin America to implement a nationwide vaccination program.
