Sentence examples for confederation as from inspiring English sources

The new Constitution is, in this respect, materially different from the existing Confederation, as well as from that of the United Netherlands, and other similar confederacies.

The new Constitution is in this respect materially different from the existing confederation, as well as from that of the United Netherlands, and other similar confederacies.

Meanwhile, the new teachings continued to spread to other parts of the Confederation as well as a number of Swabian towns.

We also included what could be defined as management and policy consultants with representatives drawn from the Health Foundation, NHS Confederation, as well as commentators who had contributed to the public inquiry into Mid Staffordshire Hospital Trust (see subsection below for further details).

It would be highly dangerous not to consider the Confederation as still subsisting.

The aim of the intercommunal talks is not to reunite Cyprus "under a confederation" as your article states.

The Fathers of Confederation took as many intellectual cues from John Calhoun as from Walter Bagehot.

It soon became evident to nearly all that the chronically underfunded Confederation government, as originally organized, was inadequate for managing the various conflicts that arose among the states.

Discontent over exorbitant public spending started brewing in the summer of 2013 as people took to the streets to protest both the Confederations Cup as well as the Cup itself.

BBC Sport understands 16 December has been earmarked by several regional football confederations as their preferred date for the new ballot.

Lustick might have advanced the idea of a confederation, not as an afterthought but as the culmination of the two-state approach.