Sentence examples for over the transitional from inspiring English sources

Moderate Islamist leaders then took over the transitional government, nominally protected by 4,300 African Union peacekeepers.

Indeed, the two sides appeared to have reached a rough accord on power-sharing just a few months ago, before it disintegrated in angry disputes over the transitional government and presidential elections.

The team of electoral experts is expected to make a recommendation to the Iraqi Governing Council by Feb. 21. "I hope the work of this team will help resolve the impasse over the transitional political process leading to the establishment of a provisional government for Iraq," Mr. Annan said.

"There are many people who were complicit under the old regime and they don't want us to throw light on the entire architecture [of the dictatorship]." The increasingly fierce debate over the transitional justice process is revealing the extent of the challenges ahead for Tunisia.

The strength of structural change over the transitional period in Model 3 can be studied as follows.

Rather, we focus on the key difference between Models 2a and 2b, namely the strength of structural change over the transitional period and in the limit.

When the Supreme Council of the Armed Forces took over as the transitional government after the resignation of President Hosni Mubarak on Feb. 11, it was greeted by many protesters as a protector of the revolution, whose demands for democracy it vowed to uphold.

He will take over the Western-backed transitional government, which controls just a few blocks of the capital and is struggling for survival amid a sea of Islamist insurgents.

Over the past three years, the transitional government has made little progress on reining in high public spending, one of the key requirements of international financial institutions in receiving further monetary assistance.

If there was no sign of this within 72 hours, they threatened to take over government buildings and become the transitional government themselves, said Abdul Ghani al-Aryani, a political analyst and founder of the Democracy Awakening Movement.

Coughs, stomach aches, headaches and general aches and pains were reported over twice as prevalent in the transitional camps.