A United Nations official in New York confirmed that it had received a letter on Monday evening from the Sudanese government, written in Arabic, accusing both the South Sudanese government and the Sudanese wing of its governing party, the Sudan People's Liberation Movement, or S.P.L.M., of violating the peace agreement.
It blamed, among other things, "the fragility of its governing coalition, the embarrassing chain of scandals that directly affect the prime minister, his ministers and their immediate associates, [and a] persistent inability to take painful but necessary decisions".Even this is not the end of Mr Berlusconi's troubles.
Under this act the Commonwealth of Australia transferred most of its governing powers to the territory.
The supremo of its governing body, the International Cricket Council, should have no time to spare for this task.
Richard H. Nolte, a member of its governing Council since 1969, Chairman from 1988, and Chairman Emeritus since 1996.
On Monday, yet another member of its governing committee — Jack Warner, the longest-serving FIFA vice president — was forced to resign from all levels of administration.
In addition to her performance career, Nancy was a faithful member of AGMA, serving many years as a member of its governing board.
Since the appointment of Alex d'Arbeloff in 1997 as chairman of its governing corporation, MIT has shaken off some of its reputation for ivory-tower frostiness.
Mr. Seward was Chairman of the ABA's Section on Business Law and a member for fourteen years of its governing body, the House of Delegates.
The NFU has called an extraordinary meeting of its governing body on 1 July to discuss what the Brexit vote means for farming.
The recommendation does not automatically become official; the A.B.A. sets policy only by a vote of its governing House of Delegates.
