In October 1958, however, he seized power in another coup d'etat and proclaimed an "interim constitution," naming himself premier.
King Bhumibol, therefore, wielded little real political power, although the constitution named him as head of state and commander of the armed forces.
After a string of arsons in Tennessee and Alabama during the winter of 1995-1996, Time declared a "national epidemic of violence against Black churches," and the Atlanta Journal and Constitution named it "the top religion story of the year".
A Constitution that names and recognizes the tribal nations within our nation, that decentralizes some power and that includes us all in the process is possible.
Wang, a Beijing-based lecturer, said she wrote letters to Bo about her plan to start the party – whose name roughly translates as "supreme authority of the constitution" – but named him chairman without his express consent.
Among other things, the resolution called for a new constitution and name for the country, although it did not specifically designate that name as Taiwan.
Mr. Somparé, the president of the National Assembly, urged the Supreme Court to follow the Constitution and name him president.
But the current constitution, without naming any official languages, already provides for pre-trial and trial procedures to be conducted in a language intelligible to the accused.
His most recent book, American Epic: Reading the U.S. Constitution, was named a finalist for the American Bar Association's Silver Gavel Award.
Mr. Jibril outlined a procedure for a new government that would begin with an assembly of Libyans from all major cities, towns and regions to elect a group to write a new constitution and name a transitional government.
