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COLLOCATIONS FROM OTHER ENTRIES
Day One Christian Ministries
Ministry of Justice, the
COLLOCATIONS FROM CORPUS
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federal
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The Federal Chancellor's Office is the largest Federal ministry in terms of senior posts.
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Seven of the 16 federal ministries will remain in Bonn after the move.
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Most Federal ministries should be regarded as planning staffs rather than administrative line organizations.
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All state and federal health ministries will also be required to review their work in the light of these goals and targets.
foreign
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The fostering of trade was preoccupying foreign ministries as never before.
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In addition, the opposition demanded the foreign ministry and five other cabinet posts.
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That decision was taken, in accordance with the law, after an opinion had been given by the foreign ministry .
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That opinion was based on an interview Viza had with a foreign ministry official.
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The training school in the Sardinian foreign ministry which was seriously considered at the end of the 1840s never came into existence.
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In 1912 the foreign ministry calculated that a minimum of 15,000 marks was needed.
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It was from the first bound up with the establishment of a foreign ministry archive.
interior
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No group immediately claimed responsibility and an interior ministry statement on the blast made no accusations.
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Four senior officials in the Foreign Affairs and Interior ministries were dismissed or resigned over their role in granting him entry.
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So the interior ministry is about to haul up the white flag.
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The newspaper Trud revealed interior ministry data confirming that the pool of official cars rose by 23,500 last year to 605,290.
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I heard on the television yesterday that thirty-five people had been sacked from the interior ministry so that may be an encouraging sign.
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The environment has hitherto been a fief of the interior ministry .
key
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The key ministries of Defence and the Interior, however, remained in the hands of Maj.-Gen.
new
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Whitehall has also had to find office space and officials to staff the new ministries promised by both parties.
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Charges of withholding information from the public about the condition of banks and thrifts are not new to the ministry .
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The Green Party co-leader's new ministry combines agricultural responsibilities and consumer protection departments taken from other ministries.
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The task of establishing and encouraging national cultural activities was pursued with some vigour by the new ministry .
other
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During the meetings ministers were not expected to raise objections to decisions affecting other ministries , much less to challenge the chair.
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The second stage will involve the finance, education, housing and several other ministries .
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He showed me that all my preaching, writing and other ministry was absolutely nothing compared to my love-relationship with him.
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Several other senior ministry officials took pay cuts and were subject to disciplinary action.
public
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He did not, however, withdraw from the public ministry .
senior
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At Borderway on Tuesday county auctioneers are meeting a senior ministry official, Richard Cowan, to discuss the problems.
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Several other senior ministry officials took pay cuts and were subject to disciplinary action.
various
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This would require, in the opinion of various ministry representatives, more government coordination than now exists.
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agriculture
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They include the departments of health, trade and industry and social security, the agriculture ministry , and local authorities.
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The report, co-drafted with the agriculture ministry , also outlined the amount lent by agricultural cooperatives to the jusen.
defence
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The defence ministry refused to release his body to his family for a postmortem examination and radiation testing.
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Itar-Tass news agency later quoted the defence ministry in Moscow as saying the report was groundless.
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At one point Dostam used fighter bombers to attack the presidential palace and defence ministry .
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The defence ministry was allocated $ 48m to pay electricity bills.
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He sprayed two bursts of gunfire into a crowd outside the defence ministry and injured 10 people before he was fatally wounded.
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But this pleased neither the defence ministry nor the navy who pointed out that it would merely sail back again.
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The defence ministry denied the report.
defense
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Labor will control the foreign and defense ministries , along with several other cabinet posts.
education
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Even a sympathizer conceded that Aleksandr Golovnin possessed few qualifications for heading the education ministry .
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Priority was given to the Health and Education ministries and a new budgetary allocation was created for road infrastructure.
environment
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The first meeting to discuss the settlement's elephant problem had been held in February 1982 at the environment ministry .
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The environment ministry , to which it is ultimately responsible, supports it to the tune of almost 5m francs.
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Researchers who want to register innovations in fighting marine pollution are directed by the environment ministry to Cedre.
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A law to encourage the industry to take back and reuse its rubble has languished for three years in the environment ministry .
finance
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The number of deals will grow as the finance ministry eases restrictions on raising capital offshore.
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Kiichi Miyazawa, the prime minister, used to work in the finance ministry , which oversees the tax office.
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Few in the finance ministry will fret about this.
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Reluctant to impose yet another local tax, the finance ministry has remained strongly opposed to the new measures.
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In Tokyo and Paris finance ministries have stepped in to push through changes.
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The hard men at the finance ministry have promised to review the austerity measures at the end of this month.
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A group of experts commissioned by the finance ministry is thought to have recommended much self-regulation, as in London.
health
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All state and federal health ministries will also be required to review their work in the light of these goals and targets.
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The health ministry has fixed the pharmacists' profit margin at 10 %.
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Liberal Raffaele Costa was promoted to the health ministry .
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Ten months after Edwina Currie raised the alarm as a health ministry Under-Secretary of State, researchers have not been idle.
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The health ministry went to Ulla Schmidt, a deputy leader of the Social Democrat group in parliament.
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The project he was involved with were abruptly terminated in 1994 by the health ministry .
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The health ministry says it is forced to buy more expensive medicines from the big drug manufacturers because of international patent agreements.
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The health ministry has launched an investigation.
official
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Interior ministry officials yesterday admitted that all main roads into Sarajevo were blocked after rebels had cut off the main northern route.
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Finance ministry officials yesterday said at least six brokerages are under investigation for trading violations in the local Brady bond market.
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At Borderway on Tuesday county auctioneers are meeting a senior ministry official , Richard Cowan, to discuss the problems.
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If found guilty, the offending brokerages could be shuttered and officials imprisoned, ministry officials said.
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That opinion was based on an interview Viza had with a foreign ministry official .
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Most ministry officials are confident that their bureaucracy will survive in its current form.
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Even foreign-ministry officials have begun to pay attention.
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Several other senior ministry officials took pay cuts and were subject to disciplinary action.
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begin
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Surviving these incidents, she says, led her to study, teach and begin her ministry .
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Vicar makes a return A MUCH-TRAVELLED vicar is returning to the city where he began his ministry 30 years ago.
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Travelling vicar goes full circle A MUCH-TRAVELLED vicar is returning to the city where he began his ministry 30 years ago.
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As he began his ministry it was present in his person.
enter
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A career in commerce proved uncongenial, so he entered the General Baptist/Unitarian ministry .
EXAMPLES FROM OTHER ENTRIES
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Allen has been involved with Lutheran music ministry for more than 20 years.
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the Ministry of Agriculture
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
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A commitment to an authentic ministry of reconciliation is a radical one indeed.
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At Borderway on Tuesday county auctioneers are meeting a senior ministry official, Richard Cowan, to discuss the problems.
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Charges of withholding information from the public about the condition of banks and thrifts are not new to the ministry .
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Eleven ministries run 18 different subsidy schemes for everything from school lunches to milk.
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Having failed to make this distinction they are free to give their ministry calling a higher priority than their family.
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Thankfully, by and large, Baxter kept controversy out of his pulpit ministry .
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They had to attempt ministry where people on both sides had already made up their minds about slavery.
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With our livelihood coming from food service it is necessary to find a way to integrate our work with our ministry .