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In addition to the aid, the prime minister said he expects much more cooperation between Britain and Pakistan over a wide range of issues.

It is also, as an old schoolmate of the prime minister's puts it to me, "all men, men, men. Not a woman in it. "

Berlusconi's counsel has said the prime minister would be available to testify if the court gave the go-ahead.

Presidential advisers are as likely to decide policy as ministers. The prime minister's job has been downgraded to that of manager.

The prime minister has earned something of a reputation for grand gestures and promises with little follow-through.

The prime minister, Manmohan Singh, said the error did not change the facts regarding the harmful impact of greenhouse gases on the planet.

"What do we have to do with Syria? " he said. "The prime minister and his wife used to go there for tea and coffee. "

But the Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said the oath would make clear the essentially Jewish nature of Israel.

But a possible indictment is still months away, and until then, the Prime Minister appears determined to hang on to his job.

The prime minister is an Atlanticist, but a less than devoted spokesman for a special relationship with Washington.

He said police told him that the cars were heading to the airport to pick up the prime minister when the attack occurred.

But all the emperor's statements have to be approved by the prime minister's office. Not surprisingly, most of what he says is bland.

The Prime Minister Portia Miller has not conceded as she told Jamaica television that the result was too close to call.

It was, of course, just the same with the official as it had been with the prime minister.

THE prime minister of China, Wen Jiabao, is the sort of man with whom President George Bush ought to feel comfortable doing business.

Yamaguchi says he could not believe his ears when he heard the prime minister say he was ignorant about the matter.

He said that the telecoms scandal demonstrated that the prime minister was "not capable of controlling the country's bureaucrats" .

He thought the Prime Minister a wise, honest man who was more fit for his office than anyone else.

More preoccupying to the prime minister, Sheikh Hasina, are the implications for her attempted rapprochement with India.

It is now up to it to show that Canada cannot afford a part-time Parliament that sits only at the prime minister's pleasure.

Earlier, Ugandan MPs voted unanimously to call on three senior government ministers, including the prime minister, to be suspended.

"A massive effort by authorities is taking place to deal with this very difficult challenge, " said the prime minister, Costas Karamanlis.

In early 1982 the economy began to recover and, with it, the prime minister's standing among the electorate.

"I have no doubt" , the prime minister hinted darkly, "that the truth behind this calumny will soon come out. "

Ms el-Mahroug's lawyer told the court that she would not be joining herself to the case or seeking damages from the prime minister.

"I don't believe the prime minister will call a referendum; the risk of a no is too high, " says Steen Bocian, the bank's chief economist.

The prime minister has condemned it as an invasion of privacy and his lawyer has said he would take legal action against the newspaper.

A top aide to the Prime Minister of the country turned to be involved in the matter.

The prime minister initially dismissed Ms D'Addario's claims. Later, he said he could not remember her.

The prime minister said he believes a deal is possible.

Early Wednesday morning a government spokesman said the cabinet expressed unanimous support for the prime minister's referendum plan.

After years of campaigning, survivors gathered to hear Kevin Rudd, the prime minister, offer a formal apology for this "great evil" .

"This was one of our most important goals and it was worth it, " said the prime minister.

He was cheered when he arrived and one supporter said the prime minister had delivered a very impressive and forthright speech.

The prime minister said the strike had been called by a "minority" of teachers, and said it was regrettable for both pupils and parents.

Last week, another woman came forward to say she had been paid to have sex with the Prime Minister.

It had looked as though 2008 would be a dismal year for the prime minister.

And I invited the prime minister to come to the White House in December, as we plan for all the important work that we have to do together.

The Prime Minister has led us steadfastly, and with admirable fortitude, as our national anchor in a time of crisis.

Indians might have wearily shrugged off one or two cases of high-profile graft, especially if the prime minister had been on his toes.

In London, the prime minister's spokesman said Downing Street had been notified of the likely content but declined to give details.

A source close to the Prime Minister said he tries to spend as much time as possible with his 6-year-old daughter and 4-year-old son.

The army might yet decide to move against the crowd overnight. If it chooses not to, the prime minister's position could become untenable.

The last time India had a defined concept of its international role, Jawaharlal Nehru was the prime minister.

For over a year, Noam and Aviva Shalit slept in a tent around the corner from the prime minister's official residence in Jerusalem.

She brought them up to be well-behaved, polite, considerate and never to throw their weight as the prime minister's children.

The prime minister hardly helped matters when he said, on learning of the news, that he was "clueless" about it.

And yesterday, the Communities Secretary Hazel Blears advised the Prime Minister to get out and have a "bit of fun" .

When at last Fudge had stood up to leave, the Prime Minister had stood up too.

Sacking the prime minister has long been a way for French presidents to acknowledging the displeasure of the electorate.

The Prime Minister said that as an example, at least in the south in an area 3 first government to cancel a state of emergency decree.

The Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said the report was a farce which must be rectified immediately.

He said Mr. Netanyahu is killing Gilad, and he demanded the prime minister change his policies and bring the soldier home immediately.

The invitation to speak to the Knesset and meet with the prime minister was the culmination of two decades of my involvement with the case.

And I'll just conclude by noting that the Prime Minister is going to Addis Ababa to attend the meeting of the African Union.

very few of them had the interesting moment of attending an awards show with her date who happened to be the Prime Minister of the country.

He said decisions on cabinet appointments were a matter for the prime minister, which he respected.

A Downing Street spokesman said that the Prime Minister would "continue to be guided by the science on the matter" .

The Prime Minister will set up a committee to investigate the matter.

A reporter at the scene through QQ issued immediately report said: "over 60 of the Prime Minister has no way of the Kude. "

Among the targets was a court complex near the fortified Green Zone, where the prime minister and parliament reside.

However, the prime minister had been slow to take credit or score political victories, he said.

Last night the prime minister went further, suggesting that Britain's membership of the EU was no longer a given.

Mr Kudrin said he would make his decision only after consulting the prime minister.

If a member of the Cabinet started making waves, the prime minister simply got rid of him.

Should be recognized that another competent person, nor is it a panacea, the Prime Minister is no exception.

Be buried in the primary school next to the ruins, the Prime Minister with hoarse, choked words, to the ruins of the children propaganda.

A campaign is underway on the social networking site, Twitter, that even the prime minister and his wife have joined in.

The prime minister also admitted that China had failed to meet at least three targets he set in the previous five-year plan.

What first spooked the markets, indeed, was a rumour that Mr Tremonti was to be removed by the prime minister.

There has been a great deal of speculation about the Prime Minister's resignation.

Al - Sadr supporters were quick to respond that the prime minister has no constitutional power to interfere with elections .

The Prime Minister out of office is seen, too often, to have been but a pompous rhetorician.

The Prime Minister kept on TOP of the Opposition more by their ineptitude than by his own skill.

The prime minister in Gaza, Ismail Haniyeh, a Hamas man, seems to be backing those who want to curb his unruly interior minister.

Adoring party activists chanted not the prime minister's name but that of Mrs Gandhi's son, Rahul.

She keeps a weekly meeting with the Prime Minister and has the right to have briefings often as she needs.

The Prime Minister and I have committed our governments to a plan to make every effort to achieve a lasting peace out of this crisis.

I'm not sure that the current government, after the resignation of the prime minister, is able to take any decision on this matter.

The Prime Minister Jens Stoltenberg said the Norwegian people would find their way through the darkness.

AS JAPAN copes with its worst crisis since the second world war, the prime minister, Naoto Kan, is calling for a new politics.

But with the prime minister now a possible lightning rod for dissatisfaction over the tainted products, Mr Ma may have to think again.

Opposition politicians say the prime minister should not use the energy bill as a bargaining chip for the timing of his resignation.

There's been no statements by the Prime Minister on individual consular cases or on human-rights issues in more than a year.

And, he says, despite criticism over the economy, the prime minister is likely to retain his position as he has few eligible rivals.

Her former boyfriend said the prime minister's attitude to her was paternal.

Ordering the parliamentary inquiry, the prime minister, David Cameron, said the situation was "unsustainable" .

The ministers of the crown, and in particular, Mr. Baldwin, the Prime Minister, have always treated me with full consideration.

On many occasions, it has seemed as if the prime minister was finished.

Prime Minister visiting the shrine on the issue, he said it was in the prime minister's personal judgments.

Before acceding to the request, the prime minister had contended that the wiretapping evidence on which it was based was illegal.

The prime minister raised the hopes of put - upon Okinawans by suggesting there was no need to build a new base at all .

At a joint press appearance, Mr. Obama said he accepted an invitation from the prime minister to visit India next year.

"Our government has been trying to strengthen the criminal justice system, " the prime minister noted.

The Prime Minister Gordon Brown said the accusations of interference by Britain were without foundation .

He said by the grace of God the prime minister is safe after the assassination attempt. He said two bullets had struck the vehicle.

The general direction of Britain's foreign policy is mainly decided by the Prime Minister and Cabinet.

This has been a day of intense uncertainty and speculation in Athens. The prime minister addressed parliament to calm nerves.

"Today, I am amazed at the changes that have come about, " said the Prime Minister. "They are beyond my wildest hopes. "

The prime minister, Binyamin Netanyahu, did not agree, suggesting strains within his ruling coalition.

However, Rubaie read a response from the prime minister's office that said the visit had been official.

Barak threatened to pull his Labor Party out of the coalition government and force early elections if the Prime Minister does not comply.

One snooty envoy seems to regard meeting anyone below the prime minister as a breach of protocol.

The Prime Minister's pulse quickened at the very thought of these accusations , for they were neither fair nor true .

It had spent the whole of the ceasefire period angrily denouncing the prime minister for betraying ETA's victims.

The prime minister's intervention gives us hope, at last, that this issue may now be treated with the seriousness it deserves.

The prime minister took a firm stand on the question of import controls.

But in making the case that China is an opportunity not a threat, the prime minister added: "China needs to help us make that argument. "

Like the elders of Nagasaki, the prime minister, Naoto Kan, realises that Japan must look abroad since its own markets are shrinking.

As a result the prime minister asked for a review to be carried out, and a report to be made to his office.

You could be in the position of the prime minister, Tony Blair, whose ancestor acquired his name from adoptive or foster parents.

He was quick to remind the prime minister that when he had faced similar troubles it was the CHP that helped him out.

Education is the precondition of development. If I were the Prime Minister of Bangladesh, I would make education compulsory for all.

Even some in the prime minister's camp are starting to wonder if he has become such a liability that he ought now to go (see article).

Although the chaos at Heathrow was an inauspicious start, it is important that the Prime Minister's mission to China should not crash-land .

'We are going to make sure prices are lowered; leave it to the prime minister, ' he said, according to news channel NDTV.

The prime minister, Bruce Golding, told parliament that he would not yield to foreign pressure to liberalise the law.

Mr Brown's spokesman said the prime minister "fully supports the decision" taken by Home Secretary Jacqui Smith.

We also have labour laws which everyone says are unworkable, even the prime minister, but no one seems able to do anything.

Silent fell the prime minister on the subject of tax cuts after all his promises at the last election .

As Kevin Rudd, the prime minister, tries to push through legislation to deal with global warming, coal is also one of his headaches.

Xie An, the prime minister once said that Huan Yi's love for music was deep-seated and came from the bottom of his heart.

The prime minister's job is a very tough job with stress and constant pressure on you 24 hours a day, seven days a week.

Now, as the Prime Minister recently put it, Zimbabwe is "prepared to work with any country" .

Even so, many administrative posts are still unfilled, including that of economic adviser to the prime minister.

Cameron said the Prime Minister a public apology: Bloody Sunday incident is unfair and unreasonable.

The Prime Minister announced the names of those who were to be named to the Cabinet.

The Prime Minister resigns and a new election is usually held.

The Maoists insist that nothing is possible until the departure of the prime minister, Madav Kumar Nepal.

The prime minister said that despite being a republican, she understood that Australians had a "deep affection" for the British monarch.

That picture of the children being talked to by the Prime Minister is wonderful.

John Key, the prime minister, rushed to the city and soon judged that this might rank as his country's "darkest day" .

The prime minister added that he did not want to hold executive office after 2013, when the next general election is due.

But he was uneasy about relinquishing the prime minister's job, especially as he hopes to trim the president's power in future.

The two generals fixed their eyes upon the person. It was the Prime Minister of the Shu State, Zhuge Liang.

The prime minister fixes me with a self-consciously stern gaze.

If I had their place the slightest doubt, I would not accept the appointment of the Prime Minister, and I know what people in suspicion.

"I think the Prime Minister is presenting a very realistic and yet pragmatic position, " Gillerman said.

The prime minister thanked the emergency workers he said are "risking their lives" in the effort to cool the nuclear plant.

The prime minister was not slow to draw conclusions, reportedly telling aides that in Lazio he had wrought a "sort of miracle" .

two countries became so strong as to impel both the President and the Prime Minister to ask for fuller explanation.

But at the luncheon, the prime minister's seat was vacant, and a short time later, an announcement came that his speech had been cancelled.

In his unassuming whitewashed offices near the central bank, Geir Haarde, the prime minister, appears sympathetic to some of these concerns.

"How do you do? " said the Prime Minister politely, holding out his hand.

Hazare wants a lokpal to be able to expose and prosecute the prime minister himself, as well as members of India's judiciary.

The prime minister appeared to be rediscovering his roots in civic activism.

He wanted to ask reporters accompanying the prime minister their thoughts on some breaking news.

When Sonia married Rajiv, son of the prime minister, Indira Gandhi, in Delhi in 1968, nobody predicted great things for her.

These actions helped insulate the prime minister from the damage inflicted by the various scandals in his own private life.

In the last eventuality , the prime minister is likely to be Mayawati, the present chief minister of India's largest state, Uttar Pradesh.

But the next day the prime minister, Abhisit Vejjajiva, shot down the peace plan.

"Forget being the prime minister, " he said. "It's his moral responsibility to do this. "

Even the prime minister, Recep Tayyip Erdogan, complained that "they eavesdropped on me for six years" .

the stands that will seat beach volleyball spectators loom above the garden of the prime minister's residence at 10 Downing Street.

The Japanese government said the prime minister still plans to visit China next week as scheduled.

Kevin Rudd, the prime minister with an eye on the next election, accuses miners of offshoring profits from Australian mines.

When news of the coup broke, the prime minister's slot on the schedule of speeches was hastily moved up to Tuesday evening.

For much of the crisis, Naoto Kan, the prime minister, has been a sadly withdrawn figure.

NARRATOR: To the horror of his own political party, the prime minister g*e the green light for free-market reform.

Chang returned to the king the prime minister's seal, pretending to resign from his position before leaving for Ch'u.

The prime minister was not present at the location, and none of his staff were injured.

In other parliamentary systems too, the prime minister is not always popularly elected.

In mid-afternoon at least one bomb exploded near the Prime Minister's offices in central Oslo.

The Prime Minister, named by the President, should be the leader of the Party which has a majority of seats in the Assembly.

The prime minister did not attack public spending in the abstract, or pledge to get the state off citizens' backs.

The prime minister was flying back to Islamabad from Lahore. Officials say he is now safely back in the capital.

Harold Wilson, the prime minister, ordered that the "war book" be physically burned, which it was of course not.

The prime minister will only resign if he perceives there is no other way out of the crisis.

Many students waited in the library just to see the prime minister, but Wen did not show in the library.

Yehude Simon, the prime minister, said he would resign once calm was restored.

When I confronted one German male about this, I inquired him who the Prime Minister of Japan was. He had no hint.

The prime minister said with Europe in turmoil, now is not the time for Britain to be stirring even more trouble.

The official news agency of Qatar said that the Prime Minister is considering auto companies, including those of the German brand.

Clinton did not meet with the prime minister, who was sick during her visit, but did speak to him by telephone.

To the horror of his own political party, the prime minister gave the green light for free-market reform.

The Prime Minister said the welfare system and school discipline had a role to play in raising standards.

Mehta said he had submitted his resignation to the Prime Minister Sali Berisha.

And then, suddenly, like a Jack in the Box suddenly popping out, the Congress and the Prime Minister appear to have outsmarted the Left.

Said in a statement: "Obama's schedule for the Prime Minister fully supported, and that the security transition made good progress. "

The children's kindness and encouragement touched the Prime Minister Kevin Rudd.

The Prime Minister had hoped beyond hope that dragons and sphinxes would be the worst of it, but no.

Yasuo Fukuda, the prime minister, wants half of any new cars sold by 2020 to be powered by non-petrol sources.

In 2004 was made an honorary citizen of Cambodia by the Prime Minister of Cambodia for her humanitarian work there.

If you could require the president to read one book, what would it be? The prime minister?

Recalcitrant backbenchers hamstrung the prime minister's attempt to railroad the bill through the Commons.

prominent among them were election of the Prime Minister, who, under the terms of the 1952 constitution, is appointed by His Highness.

Mrs Janes recorded the conversation with the Prime Minister and The Sun published a full transcript of the conversation.

The prime minister has been smart enough to see the practical advantages.

And, the prime minister reminded listeners, India's record of speaking out against apartheid in South Africa was an honourable one.

Just as damaging are two investigations in which the prime minister is not a suspect.

Israeli analyst Ra'anan Gissin says the prime minister has no choice, but to make concessions through quiet diplomacy.

or offering his views on the name list by the Prime Minister and Shumi Department in various ways to execute his supreme right of decision.

However, the prime minister says the government is willing to accept results of two fact-finding panels set up to look into the clashes.

The prime minister, Kevin Rudd, echoed the anger of a nation yesterday, when he described such actions as "mass murder" .

Which in turn votes and elects the Prime Minister of Pakistan through the concept of electoral- college vote.

By going over the Vizier's head, Paser has seriously insulted the prime minister of Egypt. The mayor must be put in his place.

Once upon a happier time this sentence would have been unintelligible to the Prime Minister, but he was wiser now.

He made slanderous statement about the Prime Minister on television.

The resulting confusion and lack of support from Harold Macmillan, the prime minister, led to his resignation.

The prime minister said a second inquiry will be established to look at the "culture and ethics" of the British press.

And although none of the latest scandals directly involves the prime minister, they suggest that corruption has become rife on his watch.

Let us not fun Kevin Rudd is only the Prime Minister give us a reply, and the fire has been extinguished.

Much will depend on how the rating agencies judge the latest efforts by the prime minister, Brian Cowen, to stabilise the public finances.

In the current climate, anyone who wishes to pay a public servant more than the Prime Minister will have to put it before the Chancellor.

"Because of the prime minister's imprudent remarks, the current situation calls for Japan to make efforts to improve things, " he said.

When Sonia married Rajiv, son of the prime minister, Indira Gandhi, inDelhiin 1968, nobody predicted great things for her.

The prime minister should send the Guardian flowers: if Mr Coulson were still in office, his whole government would be in crisis.

Perversely, Britain's anti-establishment Zeitgeist might be the prime minister's strongest shield.

I was standing near Chou Enlai when a girl attendant with a large tray of drinks came up and offered one to the Prime Minister.

The Prime Minister is due to express the Government's regrets over the child migrants programme in a statement to the House of Commons.

The Prime Minister is at the centre of a political row over leaked Cabinet documents.

The prime minister and his deputy want it to last for at least five years.

Anwar announced that he had get sufficient seats and able to become the Prime Minister and take over BN central government place.

As the Premier, also known as the Prime Minister, it seems he was a failure.

Imagine how bad it would look if Coulson -- now subject to a criminal investigation himself -- was still on the prime minister's payroll.

Last summer, when the prime minister handled a series of minor crises reasonably competently, he seemed able to turn flood waters into wine.

Even the prime minister, Manmohan Singh, has argued it should be replaced with "a more humane law" .

Two years ago he turned down the offer of a cabinet post from the prime minister, Manmohan Singh.

The Prime Minister proved himself to be a shrewd judge of British national feeling.

He made an official visit to the Prime Minister yesterday.

The prime minister is nothing if not wise in the ways of his country.

The Prime Minister desires to see cordial relations between this country and Germany.

Were you able to put across your points to the Prime Minister?

So was the diplomatic team in the office of the prime minister, Fran? ois Fillon.

Yet parts of the Roman Catholic Church have now decided that the prime minister is setting a bad example.

It was at this time of Liu Pang Xiao He left the prime minister said.

The prime minister came into office promising to build Britain's economic ties with the fast-growing economies of Asia.

Wen Tianxiang was the prime minister of the Song Dynasty. He lost the battle against Yuan's army and was captured .

And for him to just act as a puppet to the prime minister, I think over time that will be difficult to sustain.

From time to time, the prime minister has stated that before operationalizing the whole deal, he would bring it to parliament.

At the moment, the prime minister, Wen Jiabao, is signalling that he wants monetary policy kept fairly loose.

Perhaps he might even sack Vladimir Putin, the prime minister, who many expect to return to the presidency next year.

The Prime Minister is elected by the parliament with a vote of trust to his government.

The Prime Minister Taro Aso has appealed to voters to keep him in power.

They have come out in support of hunger strikers who have been camped outside the prime minister's office in Tirana for the past two weeks.

The prime minister's intended attire was the subject of debate on the letters page of Wednesday's Daily Telegraph.

The prime minister also has a habit of not answering questions. In 2002 he refused to help prosecutors in an anti-Mafia case.

There was said to be disagreement between the Prime Minister and the Home Secretary.

The prime minister of Bangladesh has ordered male government employees to stop wearing suits, jackets and ties to save electricity.

The prime minister's spokesman, Dimitri Soudas, has retorted that Canada would not "barter our principled foreign policy" .

The prime minister called a snap election to take place in four weeks time.

press conference is over, I thank the Prime Minister, thank you my dear friends, special thanks to an interview had been standing friends.

The executive arm consists of the President, Vice-President and the Council of Ministers (the Cabinet) headed by the Prime Minister.

The fact that the prime minister and president hail from opposite ends of politics has made this pattern all the stronger.

The Times talks of a "grudging go-ahead" from the prime minister for a multi-billion pound round of bonuses.

But Tindale warns the changes those executives and the prime minister envision are not likely to be accepted by other European leaders.

The opposition leader challenged the prime minister to call an election.

Mr Thaksin returned to the prime minister's office to run the country as caretaker until a fresh election could be held.

The prime minister would like me to believe that he saw Iceland's financial crisis taking shape but could do little about it.

Malaysia's government, the prime minister and his meddling predecessor do not have long to decide which way to turn.