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minister

[min-uh-ster] / ˈmɪn ə stər /




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Philosophers, ministers, judges, novelists and historians have all taken a crack at defining “character.”

From Los Angeles Times

When asked about those views, the prime minister said he believed the protections are about "basic values, one of which is should women be treated equally with men".

From BBC

The lord advocate has a dual role as Scotland's chief prosecutor, as well as acting as the government's principal legal advisor, a role she performs as a cabinet minister.

From BBC

The cabinet secretary is the prime minister's most senior policy adviser and sits next to them during cabinet minister meetings, which usually take place weekly in Downing Street when Parliament is sitting.

From BBC

But a landslide victory in snap elections this month gives the Japanese prime minister a powerful mandate for what she describes as a “responsible, proactive fiscal policy” to remake the economy.

From Barron's