It has been pointed out that the course adopted is understood to have been, tacitly at least, approved by Congress, for with two slight exceptions, specified in the act of April 12, 1900 (Foraker Act), every order promulgated by the
military governors has been confirmed by Congressional enactment, has become part of the supreme law of the land, and will so remain until abrogated or changed by Congress or by the legislative assembly of the island.
The meeting was attended by the Chief of Staff of the Libyan army, the head of intelligence and the
Military Governor himself, the Libyan news agency reported.
We will ask Morsy to promise us that this will be the last
military governor.
Beginning in 1967 the same land served as headquarters of the Israeli
military governor until the establishment of the Palestinian Authority in 1994, which turned the place into its security headquarters.
In August 1990, after the invasion of Kuwait, Saddam had appointed him
military governor of what was deemed to be Iraq's "19th province", but replaced him three months later for fear his brutal reputation was strengthening the hand of Kuwait's allies.
The views expressed in them remain compelling enough a half-century later that erstwhile
military governor and ambassador for the Israeli government Elpeleg is called upon to deny against them yet again.
Ojukwu, who was a
military governor of the former Eastern Region (now nine states) before the civil war, looms large in Nigerian history and represents Igbo resistance to what they call the marginalisation of the Igbo of the South East.
Abubakar Dangiwa Umar, the former
military governor of Kaduna State and one of Obasanjo's prominent critics.
The Moros agreed to surrender their arms to the
military governor, John J.
October 2 After vocal and controversial General George Patton announces that former Nazis could be employed in the effort to reconstruct Germany, President Harry Truman removes him from his post as
military governor of Bavaria.
I think that's why I have been able to survive the power struggle in the LDP Sengoku era,'' he said, citing Takeda Shingen (1521-1573), a
military governor of Kai Province, now Yamanashi Prefecture, as one of the warlords who influenced him.
Colonel Charles Lawrence, the
military governor of Nova Scotia and, like Shirley, an architect of the Acadian expulsion.
