ministers in the Oxford-Paravia Italian Dictionary

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I.minister [Brit ˈmɪnɪstə, Am ˈmɪnəstər] N

II.minister [Brit ˈmɪnɪstə, Am ˈmɪnəstər] VB intr

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foreign minister [Brit, Am ˈfɔrən ˈmɪnəstər] N

cabinet minister [Am ˈkæb(ə)nət ˈmɪnəstər] N Brit

junior minister [ˌdʒuːnɪəˈmɪnɪstə(r)] N

Defence minister [dɪˈfensˌmɪnɪstə(r)] N (in GB)

shadow minister [ˌʃædəʊˈmɪnɪstə(r)] N

shadow minister (in GB) POL → shadow secretary

See also shadow secretary

shadow secretary [ˌʃædəʊˈsekrətrɪ, -rəterɪ] N (in GB) POL

minister plenipotentiary <pl ministers plenipotentiary> [ˌmɪnɪstəplenɪpəˈtenʃərɪ] N

minister resident <pl ministers resident> [ˌmɪnɪstəˈrezɪdənt] N

prime minister [Brit, Am praɪm ˈmɪnəstər] N

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lobbying of ministers
pressione politica esercitata sui ministri

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tangentopoli
Tangentopoli (city of bribes) was the name given by journalists to the corruption scandal of the early 1990s which involved numerous politicians, government ministers, high-profile industrialists and businessmen. Judicial investigations uncovered an extensive network of bribery, paid for from both private and public funds. The scandal emerged in Milan, and the city was therefore known as Tangentopoli .
Consiglio dei Ministri
The Consiglio dei Ministri is the Italian cabinet. It is chaired by the Presidente del Consiglio (Prime Minister) and its members are taken from among the government ministers.
Palazzo Chigi
prime minister's office
palazzo
There are a number of Palazzi in Rome whose names have become synonymous with the political institutions with which they are connected. Palazzo Chigi in Piazza Colonna was built in the 16th century and in 1919 was purchased by the state to be the seat of the Foreign Ministry. Since 1961 it has been the office of the Prime Minister and the place where the cabinet meets. Palazzo Madama was built by the Medici family in the 16th century and has been the seat of the Senate since 1871. Palazzo di Montecitorio has been the home of the Camera dei deputati (the lower house) since 1870. The Palazzo del Viminale , named after one of the Seven Hills of Rome, is the home of the Interior Ministry. The Palazzo del Quirinale , named after one of the famous Seven Hills of Rome, is the official residence of the Presidente della Repubblica .

ministers Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

to ordain sb as (a) priest/minister
ordinare qu sacerdote
minister without portfolio
ministro(-a) m (f) senza portafoglio
The Consiglio dei Ministri is the Italian cabinet. It is chaired by the Presidente del Consiglio (Prime Minister) and its members are taken from among the government ministers.
Consiglio dei Ministri
Tangentopoli (city of bribes) was the name given by journalists to the corruption scandal of the early 1990s which involved numerous politicians, government ministers, high-profile industrialists and businessmen. Judicial investigations uncovered an extensive network of bribery, paid for from both private and public funds. The scandal emerged in Milan, and the city was therefore known as Tangentopoli .
tangentopoli

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Parishioners participate as lectors, acolytes, ushers, in the altar guild, as choristers, and as extraordinary ministers of Holy Communion.
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These ministers would get an earful from real ordinary citizens; but they might also win them over.
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Therefore, the conference of interior ministers decided on standardising police car liveries so that the cars appeared non-threatening and could be easily visible at night.
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There is a fine line between being a loyal servant and a sycophantic yes-man, and cabinet ministers would be better served by the former.
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However, he halted the civil service examinations in 1373 after complaining that the 120 scholar-officials who obtained a "jinshi" degree were incompetent ministers.
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Any acts or decrees signed or issued by the king had to be countersigned by at least one of his ministers, who thus took responsibility for them.
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Ministers must reply thereto during the same session.
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History was not words on a page, not the goings-on of kings and prime ministers, not mere events.
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Now we have two ministers touring the capitals on what they call a charm offensive.
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Each of the governments 34 ministers was given 20 minutes on national television to summarise successes and failures.
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