Minto

[ min-toh ]

noun

1. Gilbert John El·li·ot-Mur·ray-Ky·nyn·mond [el, -ee-, uh, t-, mur, -ee-ki-, nin, -m, uh, nd, -, muhr, -ee-, el, -y, uh, t-], 4th Earl of, 1845–1914, British colonial administrator: governor general of Canada 1898–1904; viceroy of India 1905–10.

Example Sentences

Scotland's Women’s Health Minister Jenni Minto said excessively long waits were not acceptable and more money was going towards women's health.

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The Scottish government had also supported Mackay's legislation, with the women's health minister, Jenni Minto saying: "The introduction of Safe Access Zones is a crucial milestone in protecting women's abortion rights."

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PC Lisa Minto of South Wales Police told the inquest officers were called to a property on Clas y Deri after reports of Ms Randall's wheelchair being spotted outside.

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DC Minto told the inquest there was "no evidence found to suggest that Kelly's death was suspicious".

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The Scottish government's public health minister, Jenni Minto, said Zachary proved the case for increasing the numbers of organ donors across Scotland.

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