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He aspired to the position of Prime Minister.
彼は総理大臣になりたいという野心を抱いた。
He resigned from the Cabinet.
彼は大臣を辞めた。
The new minister took over the job on Monday.
新大臣は月曜日に職務の引継をした。
The lord held absolute power over his subjects.
その君主は臣民に対して絶対の支配権を持っていた。
I spoke to the minister himself.
私は大臣自身と話した。
The last election was such a hot contest that several ex-ministers lost.
今回の選挙は激戦で元大臣が何人も落ちた。
The minister refused to give an interview to the reporters.
大臣は記者団との会見を拒んだ。
Mr Koizumi succeeded Mr Mori as prime minister.
小泉氏が総理大臣として森氏の後を襲った。
Kouchner, the French Minister for Foreign Affairs, advocated the G14 group.
フランスのクシュネル外務大臣はG14体制を提唱した。
The minister approved the building plans.
大臣はその建築計画を認めた。
The talented finance minister's ingenuity has helped his bankrupt nation to get out of the red.
有能な大蔵大臣の創意になる処置は、行き詰まった国の財政から赤字をなくすのに役立った。
The Minister had to face a barrage of questions from the press.
大臣は新聞記者たちからの矢継ぎ早の質問に直面しなくてはならなかった。
The minister is to visit Mexico next week.
大臣は来週メキシコ訪問の予定です。
The foreign minister attended the talks.
外務大臣がその会議に出席した。
The president of the company bribed the government minister.
社長は大臣にそでの下を使った。
The minister was in a fix over illegal dealings.
その大臣は不正取引によって窮地に立ちました。
Government ministers are certain to welcome such proposals.
大臣たちはきっとそのような提案を歓迎する。
The minister was obliged to resign from the Cabinet.
その大臣は内閣からの辞職を余儀なくされた。
This is the house in which the prime minister lives.
ここが総理大臣の住んでいる家です。
The clever doctor was able to cure the Prime Minister's illness.
その腕利きの医者は総理大臣の病気を治すことができた。
Three nurses attended the dying minister night and day.
3人の看護婦が四六時中瀕死の大臣の看護に当たった。
It is true that Aristotle distinguishes the tyrant from the king by the fact that the former governs in his own interest, and the latter only for the good of his subjects; but it would follow from Aristotle's distinction that, from the very beginning of t