Hendrik Verwoerd, the Prime Minister and "Architect of Apartheid," under whose government Mandela was imprisoned, and who sported a standard hair parting on the left, had long since been assassinated.
Lord Waldegrave wrote, "I am thoroughly convinced that hereafter, when time shall have wore away those specks and blemishes which sully the brightest characters, and from which no man is totally exempt, he will be numbered amongst those patriot kings, under whose government the people have enjoyed the greatest happiness".
In 1983 the Labor Party returned to power under Robert Hawke, whose government was reelected in 1984 , 1987 and 1990, and the party remained in power when Hawke was forced to resign in 1991 after being defeated for the leadership of the party by Paul Keating.
The actions represent the broadest moves yet against foreign energy companies in Russia under President Vladimir V. Putin, whose government appears to be forcing a renegotiation of terms with foreign oil companies, as has occurred in countries from Venezuela to Kazakhstan.
The election of October 1982 marked the final break with the Francoist legacy, returning the PSOE under its leader, Felipe González, whose government was the first in which none of the members had served under Francoism.
But the effort to crush the population has picked up speed under President Xi Jinping, whose government set up an archipelago of bleak outposts for carrying out forced indoctrination, to eradicate the Uighur language, traditions and culture.
IGOETI, Georgia — The highway heading west from Tbilisi, Georgia's capital, has been one of the country's main development projects under President Mikheil Saakashvili, whose government has been fond of calling it the "Sukhumi Highway".
He appointed Dmitri A. Medvedev, his chief of staff and the chairman of the gas monopoly Gazprom, to be the first deputy prime minister, a newly recreated position under Prime Minister Mikhail Y . Fradkov whose government has widely been criticized as ineffective.
They strongly support the prime minister, Viktor Yushchenko, whose government is under heavy attack from tycoons around the president.
Younger respondents were more likely to say Mr. Aristide, whose government is under attack by rebel forces, should resign.
The two-point plan echoes Mr. Berlusconi's predecessor, whose government collapsed under the weight of this and other crises.
