Sentence examples for turnover of power from inspiring English sources
Yet his decision to codify the turnover of power ushered in an era of stable successions that lasted until 1917.
The general election on Dec. 7, 2008, dominated politics in Ghana as citizens looked forward to a peaceful turnover of power.
American leaders appear worried that too rapid a turnover of power to an Iraqi interim government could overload the divided leadership councils of the groups that opposed Saddam Hussein.
Demands from Ayatollah Sistani for direct elections of a transitional assembly before the turnover of power on June 30 have forced American officials to turn to the United Nations in an effort to legitimize their proposal.
Grand Ayatollah Ali al-Sistani, the Shiite leader whose opposition effectively forced the United States to abandon its earlier proposals for the turnover of power, has remained silent about the matter.
Such an outcome is, of course, precisely what Washington should be aiming for today -- American troops will have to keep order well after the nominal turnover of power, and they'll need the support of a friendly yet effective Iraqi government.
A7 Tribal elders in southeast Iraq demanded from Deputy Defense Secretary Paul D. Wolfowitz improved security, more jobs and a quick turnover of political power.
Today's decision was a disappointment for the former opposition forces and their supporters in the Pentagon and the Congress, where officials had been pressing for an early turnover of sovereign power to a government formed by the opposition groups.
The turnover of local powers to Iraqis, a move that some in the administration had hoped would help encourage revolts against Mr. Hussein, will not be possible until cities like Basra are rid of paramilitary units, they say.
Maximal sprint efforts rely on a fast and constant turnover of ATP, powered by phosphocreatine (PCr) breakdown and anaerobic glycolysis.
The companies questioned generate 67%% of the turnover of all economic power in the region located.
