Sentence examples for ministry controlled from inspiring English sources

While polls show that Mr. Tsvangirai remains the country's most popular politician and the likely victor of a fair election, analysts say Mr. Mugabe has been emboldened by a major development: the recent discovery that diamond fields in eastern Zimbabwe, which fall under a ministry controlled by ZANU-PF, may be among the richest in the world.

Journalists' applications for accreditation must still go through the information ministry, controlled by the president's party, Zanu-PF.Although one new independent daily, NewsDay, has appeared the first since Mr Mugabe's closure seven years ago of the Daily News, the country's leading daily newspaper it tries not to rock the boat too much.

His ministry controlled a paramilitary force of about 130,000 men, the secret security services, all national and local police officers, customs and immigration, the coast guard and the border guard, among other institutions, as well as the notorious religious police force, which ensures public respect for puritan practices.

The judge, known in Egypt for his independence, barked at the lawyers to remain orderly and quickly postponed the case until April 2. The charges read by the prosecutor revolve around a piece of land the ministry controlled that it said Mr. Adly had sold to a private contractor working for the ministry, plus money found in his bank account that the government said did not belong there.

Imperial workshops were operated by the Minister Steward, whose ministry controlled the treasury and the emperor's private finances.

The ministry controls the police and the security forces that are among Egypt's most hated institutions because of their execution of the Mubarak-era repression and the deaths of some 900 protesters since the overthrow of Mr. Mubarak for which officials have yet to be held accountable.

In addition, ministries control special funds of their own, so the cabinet's hold over the national purse strings is weak.

Mr. Tsvangirai's party held ministries controlling the economy and social services, both of which have improved, but it has struggled to transform the architecture of Mr. Mugabe's security state.

As the education ministry controls textbooks and the curriculum, it has little chance of getting into classrooms.

That agency is the Argentine equivalent of the General Accounting Office, and among other duties it oversees the $2.5 billion public works budget that Mr. de Vido's ministry controls.

The bill would also greatly reduce the responsibilities of the administrative vice ministers, the top bureaucratic job in each ministry that had long been the actual center of ministry control.