The Iraqi cabinet began to shift towards the radical-left as several communist sympathisers gained posts in the cabinet.

If they will not do that, then they should be bypassed and their powers devolved (which is happening anyway) onto the Iraqi cabinet.

However, after the resignation of the Iraqi cabinet in 1944, a new ruling body took over, one far less willing to give into Kurdish aspirations.

The Iraqi cabinet approved a draft elections law in September 2009.

The position of Minister of Defense was left vacant in the current Iraqi cabinet, approved on 21 December 2010.

In October 2007 the Iraqi cabinet approved draft legislation which is intended to end contractors' immunity.

The bill was approved by the Iraqi cabinet in February 2007.

By most accounts here, there was no public bidding for the arms contracts, nor was the deal approved by the entire 33-member Iraqi cabinet.

Despite this, in July 1965, the Nasserist ministers resigned from the Iraqi cabinet.

On Feb. 26, the Iraqi cabinet approved a draft of the oil law.