Sentence examples for Create a provisional from inspiring English sources

The goal of the former opposition groups is to create a provisional national assembly with two-thirds of the delegates chosen from inside Iraq, officials said.

Several Iraqi representatives said they agreed with Washington that it might be premature to create a provisional government when Mr. Hussein is still in power.

Jalal Talabani, the Kurdish leader who is this month's president of Iraq's interim governing council, said the council would soon broaden its membership and create a provisional government to replace the Iraqi Governing Council by the end of June 2004.

On the day before he took over, the anti-Ceausescu forces -- a mixture of army generals, student leaders and Communist political figures who had been under detention -- had moved quickly to create a provisional government under Mr. Manescu.

Many Pentagon officials support the Iraqi National Congress's ambitions to create a provisional government that could form the nucleus of a new government in Baghdad once Mr. Hussein falls.

Mr. Hunt's assignment was to create a provisional Cuban government that would be ready to take power once the C.I.A.'s cadre of Cuban shock troops invaded the island.

*After long debate, especially between the Pentagon and the State Department, the White House has rejected for now the idea of creating a provisional government before any invasion.

Before the war, some Bush administration officials, including Paul D. Wolfowitz, the deputy defense secretary, advocated creating a provisional Iraqi government made up entirely of Iraqi exiles.

It also created a provisional government, revoked the special status arrangements for the minorities of the Ottoman Empire (the capitulations), and set up a steering committee, which then elected Mustafa Kemal as head.

But officials of other groups contend that the Iraqi National Congress and its leader, Ahmad Chalabi, are trying to stack the conference membership with their backers in hopes of creating a provisional government with Mr. Chalabi as its head.

With elections on the horizon and a timetable established for creating a provisional government, Iraq's budding political parties should finally come into their own, said Kanan Makiya, an adviser to the council.