council of the revolution造句

• He became part of the Council of the Revolution which was created on 14 March 1975.
• Gon鏰lves was subsequently expelled from the Council of the Revolution as this body became more moderate.
• The Council of the Revolution was replaced with two consultative bodies, linked to the office of the President.
• It abolished the Council of the Revolution, controlled by the military, and replaced it with two consultative bodies.
• On 4 August 1983, Ou閐raogo was overthrown by the National Council of the Revolution ( CNR ) commanded by Thomas Sankara.
• The constitution was suspended and a nine-member military Council of the Revolution, chaired by Vieira, was set up.
• The role of the military in the running of the country was ended with the abolition of the Council of the Revolution.
• Between August and December 1968 Angor was a member of the National Council of the Revolution ( the ruling military junta ).
• Political power resided in the Council of the Revolution, a predominantly military body intended to foster cooperation among various factions in the army and the party.
• He was also commissioned by the National Council of the Revolution ( French : Conseil National de la R関olution ( CNR ) ), and made a Lieutenant G閚閞al.
• Massamba-D閎at, Chairman of the National Council of the Revolution, was declared President on December 19, 1963, with Pascal Lissouba standing in as the new Prime Minister.
• Until a new constitution was adopted, political power resided in the Council of the Revolution, a predominantly military body intended to foster cooperation among various factions in the army and the party.
• Later in 1968, Noumazalaye was a member of the National Council of the Revolution ( CNR ) as Secretary in charge of organization, but he was excluded from the CNR in December 1968.
• In response to this attack from the right, radical elements of the military abolished the Junta of National Salvation and formed the Council of the Revolution as the country's most powerful governing body.
• Following this, he agreed to reform his party within the ruling National Front for the Defence of the Revolution coalition; he became a member of the Supreme Council of the Revolution and was entrusted with heading the Economic Commission.
• The cabinet, which shared some functions with the Council of the Revolution, was also inclusive; it contained an Islamic leader, technical experts, FLN regulars, as well as others representing a broad range of Algerian political and institutional life.
• Following an endorsement by the High Council of the Revolution and under the supervision of the Society of Seminary Teachers of Qom, the University of Qom was founded in 1358 / 1979 under the name  The High Educational and Legal School of the Seminarians.
• In May 1964, President Amin Hafiz of the NCRC promulgated a provisional constitution providing for a National Council of the Revolution ( NCR ), an appointed legislature composed of representatives of mass organisations & mdash; labour, peasant, and professional unions & mdash; a presidential council, in which executive power was vested, and a cabinet.