The phrase "a former governing" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to refer to a previous governing body or authority, but it lacks clarity and completeness.
Example: "The report analyzed the impact of a former governing body on the region's development."
Alternatives: "a previous administration" or "an earlier governing body."
"The minor parties, like small ethnic groups and women, are worried about their representation," said Sondul Chapouk, a former governing council member and head of the Coalition of Iraqi Women group.
Dr Faye, a former governing party activist, was found guilty by a court in Dakar of spreading false news that was likely to disturb public order.
But if the country's ruling generals expected gratitude, it was not on display on Tuesday in this northeastern town, a bastion of the former governing party, which the military overthrew in a coup last Thursday.
But Albertans have a habit of rejecting former governing parties so decisively that they disappear from the political landscape.
Mr. Chen had chosen Mr. Tang, a former fighter pilot and member of the Nationalists, to act as a bridge to the former governing party.
Mr. Mubarak's son, Gamal, a former investment banker and senior official of the former governing party, owns a house in London that is valued at about $10 million.
"We have to be very careful on the one hand not to alter the political structure of the Mexican nation and on the other not to create a situation that marginalizes and and segregates the indigenous," said Enrique Jackson, a Senate leader of the former governing party.
A coalition of parties founded by the young leaders of the revolt that unseated Mr. Mubarak won only a few percent of the seats, as did a handful of offshoots of the former governing party.
One of the disqualified lists was headed by an ex-member of the former governing party, the Rally for Constitutional Democracy, prompting claims in the media that Mr Hamdi was a supporter of the former president.
The American administration here said Thursday that it was loosening a policy aimed at purging the Iraqi government of members of the former governing Baath Party.
Leaders of the Democratic Revolutionary Party, however, were jubilant at the possibility of snuffing out Mr. Madrazo's aspirations and of delivering a potentially fatal blow to the former governing party.
