He has until the end of the month to promulgate his "basic law" setting out guidelines for the road towards a full-fledged election in 2005 under a popularly endorsed constitution.
Analysts at Legg Mason, the investment concern, have estimated that candidates will shell out up to $75 million for political advertisements -- roughly half the spending in the last, full-fledged election for governor.
Despite this potential for damage to his own party, Mr. Lieberman has said that he favors a Rowland appointment now because it would give the political system enough time to work -- with full primaries and full-fledged elections in the year 2002.
One a full fledged mental hospital.
Since then I have become a full fledged LGBT advocate.
Pretty soon, you will be a full fledged cricket farmer!
Four Directions' most telling stratagem was donating $5,000 to cover a full-fledged Shannon County election, with 22 days of early voting, a general election day and an on-reservation polling place.
After a 48-hour hiatus, Israelis and Palestinians resumed their peace talks here today still hoping for a diplomatic breakthrough, though increasingly dubious about a full-fledged agreement before the Feb. 6 election in Israel.
But he--and others writer spoke with later--indicated that it was partly to reassure Moscow of a smooth transition that the Party insisted on the creation of a strong Presidency, to be filled quickly by elections, before the full-fledged parliamentary campaign next year.
The Iraqis who take power then, according to the accelerated timetable approved by Mr. Bush last month, will lead the country as it adopts a constitution with American-style rights and moves to popular elections for a full-fledged new government by the end of 2005.
But "Roseanne" is not in too much danger of becoming a full-fledged ad for Trump's re-election.
