The Bush administration has put off the question of self-rule indefinitely by winning United Nations recognition of the American-run coalition as the occupying power in Iraq.
But the two downstream provinces, Sindh and Baluchistan, where the Muslim League runs coalition governments, fear they will lose water.
He is justified in boasting of his party's economic policies while running coalition governments from 1998 to 2004.
A week ago, David Petraeus was still the CIA director and John Allen was contemplating his move from running coalition operations in Afghanistan to taking over Nato's top job, Supreme Allied Commander Europe.
Students cannot vote, they do not pay taxes; they have no action groups or organized and ran coalitions.
I hope you will stand for those who cannot now stand for themselves--those who cannot vote, do not pay taxes and have no action groups or organized and ran coalitions to stand for them!
But even the most insular Briton vaguely knows that most EU states routinely run on coalition lines.
In a nation so bitterly divided by left and right, where memories of brutal civil war and military dictatorship still run deep, coalition governments are almost non-existent.
Earlier it was reported Barchiesi had stock in Alibaba, had close ties to an Alibaba executive and had used family members to help run the coalition.
Britain will design and run the coalition's training team on counter explosives in Iraq and will send 1,000 hand-held detectors.
The imperious way in which PKR had proposed this dynasticism raised hackles throughout Pakatan, although some say the Islamists' main worry was the prospect that a woman and a relatively liberal one to boot might one day run the coalition.
