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When did Winston chuchill first come prime minister?
He was prime minister from 1940 to 1945..
What year did Gordon Brown come prime minister?
He became Prime Minister on 27th June 2007
When did the Prime Minister of Romania come to power?
Victor Ponta is Prime Minister from 7 May 2012.
When did the prime minister of England come into power?
David Cameron became Prime Minister this year (2010)
How did Benjamin Netanyahu come to power?
He was elected Prime Minister of Israel.
Who was the last British Prime Minister to come from the Liberal party?
David Lloyd George was the last Liberal British Prime Minister, from 1916 until 1922.
Who is the prime minister of Western Australia?
Western Australia is a state of Australia, and it does not have a Prime Minister, but a Premier. The 2013 premier of Western Australia is Colin Barnett.The position of Prime Minister is the one held by the leader of the entire nation.
How did Rene Viviani come into power?
He became the Prime Minister of France in 1914
Who is the prime minister of Alaska?
Alaska has no Prime Minister as it is the 49th state of the United States of America, and as such, has a Governor and Lieutenant Governor. Where'd this question come from, anyway?
Did William Churchill come prime minister of Britain?
Nobody called William Churchill was Prime Minister of Britain, though people with that name have been elected to the British Parliament. You may be referring to Winston Churchill, who was Prime Minister from 1940 to 1945 and again from 1951 to 1955.
Who is the prime minister and president in the world for 2015?
Nobody knows as the future has yet to come.
Does the Prime Minister have a seat in the Legislative Branch of a parlimentary government?
By convention, it is expected that the prime minister has a seat in the House of Commons (as the prime minister and ministers, both collectively and individually, are responsible to the House of Commons and must keep the support of that House to govern). Previously, it was also acceptable for the prime minister to be a senator, but this practice has fallen into disuse (the only senators to have been prime minister were the Honourable Sir John Abbott, the 3rd prime minister, and the Honourable Sir Mackenzie Bowell, the 5th prime minister).Note that the prime minister does not hold a seat in either House by virtue of being prime minister; rather, he or she must be elected to the House of Commons in addition to being appointed prime minister by the Governor General for the Queen.
