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She also reached agreement with the competent ministers of these countries on setting up a task force to handle these issues.

He was considered a competent minister and he established advisory bodies to improve the quality of primary produce for export.

"Hakija Turajlic was absolutely the most efficient, competent minister in this Government."

Unfortunately being a competent Minister requires more than just being able to make a good speech unless you are the Leader.

The litigant or the competent minister may exert in the Chamber the following legal remedies:

For the Sacrament of Ordination: only the bishop is the authorized and competent minister.

The competent Minister said as much: 'Do not concern yourselves with what we are doing in Greece, foreign companies benefit'.

Despite his antediluvian political manner, Walker was a competent Minister of Public Works.

The competent Minister of the Region can grant exceptions for economic or social reasons "in individual cases worthy of consideration".

Dr. Peter Phillips, Jamaica's very competent minister of national security, estimates that 60 percent of the murders are drug related.

MacDonald held his seat in the 1931 general election as a National Labour candidate, and continued to build up a reputation as a highly competent minister.

Every written act of the Royal power shall be countersigned by the competent Minister or by the Council of Ministers.

Amounts are fixed on a case-by-case basis by the SNCI's Board of Directors and require approval by the competent ministers.

This was in many respects a success - as it increased efficiency within government by the use of competent ministers and moved away from the previous policy bias towards the nobility.

Beasley proved to be a highly competent minister and played a leading role in co-ordinating Australia's wartime economy and supporting the Allied forces in the Pacific Theatre.

Political responsibility for the professional misconduct of civil servants always lies with the competent ministers, or in this case with the commissioners; that is a fine European, or at least British, tradition.

Despite his rhetoric as a firebrand, he proved a highly competent minister and was one of the few ministers to emerge from the fall of the Whitlam government with his reputation enhanced.

Let the President-in-Office take up with the competent ministers the issue of Mr Öcalan and the role his country played in delivering him into the hands of the Turkish executioners.

If broadly acceptable and competent ministers can be agreed on in the next few days, there is still some realistic chance that the new government can start turning around the awful mess it has inherited.

The latter formulates an advice : if the competent minister feels disinclined to follow it, he has to refer the case to the cabinet which is alone may vote to disregard the council's opinion).

It has informed the competent ministers of this on many occasions, urging them to take the necessary measures to expedite these projects and in particular to give thought to how they will be funded, not excluding public-private partnerships.

With the exception of matters appertaining to the High Command, all orders of the King, to become valid and executory, must be countersigned by the Prime Minister and the competent Minister.

In addition the competent Minister was obliged to report to a parliamentary Board at least once every six months and to the G10 Commission, in the latter case with an account of the measures he or she had ordered.

The competent Minister intends to provide more detailed information about this during his intervention before the Committee on Regional Policy, Transport and Tourism of the European Parliament, which will obviously take place in the next few days.

Should Ministers to whom the document is addressed deem it is not within their competence to reply, they should transmit the aforementioned document, within the deadlines set in the Standing Orders, to the competent minister.