Sentence examples for by federation from inspiring English sources
By federation in 1901, the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander population had diminished to about 117,000.
White, who had served as a firearms officer in Avon and Somerset, came into office promising to end a culture of drinking by federation officials using members' money.
The Bosnian Muslim officers were arrested on Thursday by federation police officers, and today they expressed their willingness to surrender voluntarily to the tribunal, a government statement said.
Italy had been united by fusion, as he had always advocated against strong opposition, rather than by federation, but it was a monarchy and not the republic he had wanted.
Mercury City will not enjoy its title for long: it will soon be overtaken by Federation tower, which takes the form of two triangular blocks connected by sky bridges and penetrated by a great spike, and will soar to 506m.
The paper describes shortly an architecture of systems supporting the new class of services; this architecture extends beyond those systems which have initially been introduced by support of centralized data bases (such as web servers) and by federation components providing search and mapping functions which are necessary for the full exploitation of the capabilities of such services.
He claims that he is not responsible for the men elected by federations to sit on his executive board.
"That's the model that works in Germany, in France and in Sweden," Markgraf said, "where it's supported by the federation, anchored by the federation.
Kant is unclear regarding whether that coercive force is to be realized by joint action of member states, sanctioned by the federation, against a non-compliant member or by a distinct international force controlled by the federation itself.
Despite efforts by the federation president, Werner Fricker, the Cup was still dominated by an array of smaller clubs.
Sponsored by the United Jewish Appeal-Federation of New York; proceeds benefit programs run by the federation.
