Darwish resigned from the executive the day after the 1993 Oslo accords - the first stage in setting up a governing Palestinian Authority - saying the Palestinians "woke up to find they had no past".
The rebels headquartered in the main eastern city of Benghazi have already set up an interim governing council that is urging international airstrikes on Gaddafi's strongholds and forces.
Setting up a state governed under strict Islamic law has long been a goal of many jihadists.
The Nazis set up a Jewish governing body, a "Judenrat," to collect taxes and supply forced-labor teams.
Troops of the Army of the Republic of Vietnam (usually written "ARVN" and pronounced "Arvin" by the Americans) maintained an outpost in Ben Suc from 1955 until late 1964, when it was routed in an attack by the National Liberation Front (or N.L.F., or Vietcong, or V.C ., which kidnapped and later executed the government-appointed village chief and set up a full governing apparatus of its own.
The split with the cycling union is, in McQuaid's view, an attempt by Amaury Sport Organization to set up a rival governing body.
He first set up a separate governing board for the College of Liberal Arts, both to refinance the debt and of tying that branch of the institution more closely to California Methodism.
Local officials said Houthi forces had seized the airport in the central city of Taiz, sparking concerns that they were planning a push toward Aden, the port city 120 miles further southwest, where President Abed Rabbo Mansour Hadi has set up a rival governing authority after being driven out of the capital.
Pointing to the success of the east coast mainline when it was in public ownership, Burnham will promise to set up a national rail governing body accountable to the transport secretary, to further regulate the bus network and campaign for an east-to-west high-speed rail route.
A lengthy series of costly campaigns appeared to have brought success by 1304, and in the next year Edward set up a scheme for governing Scotland, by now termed by the English a land, not a kingdom.
