Today I have written to the Victorian ALP state secretary to that effect.

The government responded by replacing its education state secretary and has started negotiations with teachers.

Besides them, the prime minister and a state secretary.

The state secretary repeated that the Swedish state would not become the owner of any car company.

In 1865 the President and his state secretary received as peace commissioners Alexander Stephens, Hunter, and Campbell.

Her main opponent, Matt Brown, an anti-nuclear activist and former state secretary of state, polled about 34 percent.

He also was state secretary of the Victorian branch from 1998 to 2006.

Yudhoyono then appointed him state secretary.

Like her ministers, she had sent a state secretary instead, who rattled through his answers in monotone legalese.

He's been a firefighter for years and was the state secretary of the Fire Brigades Employees Union in NSW.

I thought: if she can stumble across the corpse of one retired state secretary, she might stumble across another.'

A state secretary in the prime minister's office, and the head of the tax authority, are former executives with Simicska-owned firms.

The state secretary introduced the plan at an event focused around a report on government failings in one prominent case of suspected trafficking.

Japan's state secretary for foreign affairs, Tetsuro Fukuyama, said Tokyo was prepared to offer an initial $50 million towards the fund.

In a long fax to the state secretary of cultural resources, Richardson warned of dire consequences if the deal failed or became public.

Interior Ministry state secretary Bostjan Sefic said Germany was accepting fewer arrivals and Austria in turn was asking Slovenia to stem the flow.