Sentence examples for a confederation over time from inspiring English sources

Stratfor, the intelligence-analysis firm, predicted last week that Iraq "will largely behave as a confederation over time".

One such organization is the Vatican-based Caritas Internationalis, a confederation of over 160 humanitarian and development agencies worldwide.

A shield of arms first quartered and then, over time, as more provinces and territories joined Canada, marshalled with the arms of the new members of Confederation emerged through popular and even Canadian governmental usage.

EdX is organized as a confederation, with each member institution maintaining sovereignty over its MOOC production; Harvard's line is called HarvardX.

Illinois, a confederation of small Algonquian-speaking North American Indian tribes originally spread over what are now southern Wisconsin and northern Illinois and parts of Missouri and Iowa.

"It's a confederation of 12 to 15 wealthy individuals who are doing this somewhere between a hobby and a part-time activity".

A confederation of seven community colleges and 11 senior colleges scattered across all five boroughs, CUNY educates 155,000 full-time students.

A confederation of poor nations, it once ruled the cricket world, but has struggled over the past 15 years.

The third crisis was a conflict with the Argentine Confederation over ascendancy in territories adjacent to the Río de la Plata and free navigation of that waterway.

Is it a confederation or a federation.

Can Iraq survive as a state, even as a confederation?