Sentence examples for interim assembly from inspiring English sources

That prompted the ayatollah to tell a prominent Shiite politician that he wanted direct elections for an interim assembly.

With raucous new political movements sprouting across the country, Iraq's organized opposition parties rushed to complete a plan today for an interim assembly that would satisfy the increasingly insistent public demand for a working government.

The most influential Shiite cleric in Iraq said Sunday that members of an interim assembly must be chosen through direct elections, putting at risk White House plans to transfer sovereignty to Iraqis by July 1.

In November, he called again for direct elections, this time for an interim assembly, but said he would reconsider his decision if a United Nations delegation decided that such elections were not possible.

When asked about Ayatollah Sistani's latest demand for direct elections, the senior official for the occupying authority said American administrators were pushing ahead with their plans for putting together an interim assembly.

Those plans, outlined in an agreement reached between the authority and the Governing Council on Nov. 15, call for caucus-style elections throughout Iraq's 18 provinces by May 31 for members of the interim assembly.

We also abandoned the quarterly announcements in the absence of interim assemblies to report.

The Drosophila genome-sequencing effort resulted in two key findings: (i) that the assembly algorithms could generate chromosome assemblies with highly accurate order and orientation with substantially less than 10-fold coverage, and (ii) that undertaking multiple interim assemblies in place of one comprehensive final assembly was not of value.

The council also has a seat on the Iraqi National Congress, which has assumed the role of organizing an interim national assembly and dealing with American officials in Iraq.

With American help (they still have backers at the Pentagon), they are dominating the early organization of an interim national assembly of 350 or more delegates from around Iraq who will represent big clans, tribes, professional organizations and religious communities.

They have also argued that the conference's agenda is too limited, and should include plans to create an interim national assembly that could form the core of a national legislature after Mr. Hussein is removed.