Political minister (2325 bytes)
1: ...bers of the [[cabinet]], usually led by a [[prime minister]] or [[president]].
3: The term "minister" comes from a [[Latin]] word meaning a "servant" ...
5: ...pan. His successor, Sir [[Claude MacDonald]], was Minister and then Ambassador from 1905 when relations betw...
7: Some examples of ministers, see the lists below for more.
9: **[[Jean-Baptiste Colbert]], [[France|French]] Minister of Finance

Minister (511 bytes)
1: A '''minister''' can mean several things:
3: *A '''[[political minister|government minister]]''' is a [[politician]] who heads a government [...
4: *A '''[[religious minister|minister of religion]]''' is a member of the [[clergy]]
5: *A '''[[diplomatic minister|minister]]''' is the rank of [[diplomat]] directly below [...
11: [[de:Minister]]

First Minister (1360 bytes)
1: The term '''First Minister''' refers to the leader of a cabinet
5: ...amous line: "I did not become Her Majesty's First Minister so that I might oversee the liquidation of the Br...
9: *[[First Minister of Northern Ireland]]
10: *[[First Minister of Scotland]]
11: *[[First Minister of Wales]]

Yes, Minister (7981 bytes)
1: ...professionals, ''Yes, Minister'' and ''Yes, Prime Minister'' were jointly placed 9th.
3: ...ey) saying, either "Yes, Minister" or "Yes, Prime Minister", depending on the series.
5: ... and it was the favourite programme of then Prime Minister [[Margaret Thatcher]], leading to her staging a 4...
7: The writers placed Hacker at the centre of the political spectrum, and were careful to identify his party ...
9: ...and Andrew Alexander. By contrast, Hacker's Prime Ministerial special advisor, Dorothy Wainwright, predated ...

Minister of the environment (280 bytes)
1: A '''minister of the environment''' or '''secretary of the envi...
4: *[[List of ministers of the environment]]

Minister of Munitions (1021 bytes)
1: The '''Minister of Munitions''' was a British government position...
3: Most Ministers appointed were high flying politicians, starting...
5: ==Ministers of Munitions 1915-1921==
13: [[Category:Lists of British ministers|Munitions]]

Minister of Reconstruction (675 bytes)
1: ...chill]] took the bold step of appointing a single minister as a member of the [[War Cabinet]].
3: ==Minister of Reconsturction 1943-1945==
7: [[Category:Lists of British ministers|Reconstruction]]

Minister of Production (899 bytes)
1: The '''Minister of Production''' was a British government positio...
3: ...tment of the second holder the post was titled '''Minister of Production'''.
5: ==Minister of War Production (1942)==
10: ==Minister of Production (1942-1945)==
14: [[Category:Lists of British ministers|Production]]

Minister without Portfolio (5999 bytes)
1: ...''Minister without Portfolio''' is a [[government minister]] with no specific responsibilities.
5: ...isters of State who may be assigned to assist any Minister having responsibility for a department or portion...
8: ... Meighen served this role after he had been Prime Minister.
11: ... the title has fallen out of favour, and the only Minister Without Portfolio appointed since 1990 has been [...
15: ...nt of State'', such a person is referred to as a "Minister without portfolio" ([[Irish language|Irish]]: "Ai...

Defence minister (4324 bytes)
1: ... the end of World War II was to place the defence minister in a [[National Security Council]] or inner cabin...
3: ...r the military. In less democratic countries, the minister is often a uniformed army official.
5: In the United States, the defence minister has been called the [[United States Secretary of ...
7: ...fence]]. In many countries, the formal title is ''Minister for Defence''.
9: ...ational Defense of the People's Republic of China|Minister of National Defence]] (who is usually a senior al...

Foreign minister (4231 bytes)
1: ...inister]], and is often given to the Deputy Prime Minister in coalition governments.
3: ... [[National Security Council]] with the [[defense minister]] so that the defence and diplomatic policy can b...
7: ...in the US. In the [[United Kingdom]], the Foreign Minister is called the [[Foreign Secretary]], and has offi...
11: *[[List of foreign ministers in 1950]]
12: *[[List of foreign ministers in 1990]]

Catholic minister (3972 bytes)
1: ...s, in the [[Roman Catholic Church]] the term '''''minister''''' is not commonly used to refer to a member of...
3: ... and [[bishop]]s are sometimes called '''ordained ministers'''.
5: ...n who is neither an ordinary nor an extraordinary minister attempts to perform a sacrament, no supernatural ...
7: ...pulations regarding its exercise by extraordinary ministers in parenthesis.
10: |+ Ministers of Sacraments in the [[Roman Catholic Church]]

Minister of Agriculture (313 bytes)
1: The '''Minister of Agriculture''' is a position in several [[cabi...
3: *[[Minister of Agriculture, Fisheries and Food]] is the posit...
4: *[[Minister of Agriculture (Canada)|Minister of Agriculture and Agri-Food]] is the position in...

Prime Minister (21540 bytes)
1: :''Alternative meaning: [[Prime Minister (band)]]''
3: #A '''prime minister''' is the leading member of the [[cabinet (govern...
4: #A '''prime minister''' is an official in a [[presidential system]] or...
6: ...ht|framed|'''[[Winston Churchill]]''' <br>[[Prime Minister of the United Kingdom]] ([[1940]]-[[1945]], [[195...
8: ...cond World War]] [[Winston Churchill]] was also [[Minister of Defence]].

First Minister of Scotland (2478 bytes)
2: The '''First Minister''' ('''Prìomh Mhinistear''' in [[Scottish Gaelic ...
4: The Executive is presided over by the First Minister, who is selected in a vote of the Scottish Parlia...
6: The inaugural First Minister, [[Donald Dewar]] is seen very much as the ''[[Fa...
10: ...e effectively guranteed his confirmation as First Minister then. McConnell said his style of leadership wou...
12: ...ce, many commentators compare his period as First Minister in a more favourable light than the current incum...

First Minister of Wales (1042 bytes)
1: ...his, [[Prime Minister of the United Kingdom|Prime Minister]] [[Tony Blair]] objected to its use.
8: ==First Minister==
11: ==Deputy First Minister==

Chief Minister (1254 bytes)
1: [[pl:Chief Minister]]
3: ...s in the [[Channel Islands]], the office of Chief Minister was introduced in [[Guernsey]] in [[2004]], while...
7: *[[Chief Minister of Anguilla]]
8: *[[Chief Minister of the Australian Capital Territory]]
9: *[[Chief Minister of the British Virgin Islands]]

Minister of Shipping (767 bytes)
1: ...Minister of Transport]] which was then renamed '''Minister of War Transport'''.
3: ==Ministers of Shipping 1916-1921==
7: ==Ministers of Shipping 1939-1941==
13: [[Category:Lists of British ministers|Shipping]]

Minister of Information (1167 bytes)
1: The '''Minister of Information''' is a British government positio...
5: ==Ministers of Information 1918-1919==
10: ==Ministers of Information 1939-1946==
19: [[Category:Lists of British ministers|Information]]

Minister of Food (1027 bytes)
1: ...the [[Minister of Agriculture, Fisheries and Food|Minister of Agriculture]] from [[1939]] until [[1954]]. A ...
3: ==Minister of Food 1939-1954==
13: [[Category:Lists of British ministers|Food]]

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