junior minister

He looks like a junior minister who could be a good leader in about 10 years time.

"And in any case I've still got to become a junior minister."

He held the seat at the 2001 election and went on to become a junior minister.

However, these junior ministers are not themselves members of Cabinet.

A third became a junior minister in charge of tourism.

He had very good manners, and the presence of a junior minister.

The number of junior ministers who are peers has increased since 1997.

He or she is generally supported by a team of junior ministers.

He was a junior minister in the government of John Major.

He served for a time as a junior minister.

She was briefly a junior minister from 1969-70 with responsibility for nursery education.

A junior minister in one of the less important departments has no very glamorous task.

In 2012, she was became a junior minister with responsibility for international development .

This person is informally known as a "super junior minister".

At the head of each is a government minister, normally assisted by one or more junior ministers.

He served as a junior minister in the Department of the Environment from 1994 to 1997.

Three additional junior ministers hold political offices below the cabinet level.

But Law was without a junior minister in the Commons.

Two other junior ministers could not attend the ceremony and will be sworn in later.

I know of no instance, and counsel were not able to find one, where power is conferred on a junior minister.

"Do you imagine because you've been a junior minister you're capable of running a successful merchant bank?"

He served briefly as a junior minister at the War Office from 1954 to 1957.

His junior ministers had risen to their feet when he had stood.

In that case, they are assisted by junior Ministers who focus on specific parts of the portfolio.

From 1971 to 1972, Price served as a junior minister for Aerospace.