The K'iche' kingdom was ruled by a king, a king-elect and two captains, a four-way joint rule embodied in four leaders, one from each of the four most important lineages in the city of Q'umarkaj.
Nearly every day, hundreds and, at times, thousands of people turned out in the central square of Sulaimaniya to demand an end to joint rule by a two-party system, which they said was corrupt and repressive.
There Jews and Freemasons were said to have made plans to disrupt Christian civilization and erect a world state under their joint rule.
Sudan was born in 1956 when it won independence from Anglo-Egyptian joint rule, creating a country that was the largest in Africa and also divided between a largely Muslim north, and a Christian and animist south.
But now, Germans have become less keen on bills that pile up abroad, whether it is by their banks or their euro-zone partners, that have to be paid at home.These drawbacks help explain the awkward joint rule with Mr Fitschen, a German corporate banker.
A joint design rule of cyclic shifts and data precoding for multiple transmit antennas at the relay is proposed considering cyclic shifts of multiple UEs.
A joint design rule of cyclic shifts and data precoding for multiple transmit antennas at the relay is defined considering cyclic shifts of multiple UEs. Figure 1 shows the considered system model, where there are in total M UEs in the macro cell and the type II relay is used to assist transmission/retransmission of multiple UEs in the uplink.
After Roman intervention and several ventures of joint rule with his brother, however, Ptolemy was able to reunite his realm.
The Pequot and Mohegan Indians, who inhabited the region, were under joint rule until Uncas a sachem, or chief led the Mohegans to independence in the early 1600s.
Gaafar Mohammed al-Nimeiry was born Jan . 1 , 1930in Omdurman, opposite Khartoum on the banks of the Nile, when his country was still under the joint rule of Britain and Egypt.
