Sentence examples for federal aspects from inspiring English sources

The European Union (EU) is a supranational organization that, while resisting strict classification as either a confederation or a federation, has both confederal and federal aspects.

"It was one of the most difficult things we ever did as jurors," Mr. Sackett said of separating the state and federal aspects of the case.

While everyone agrees that it will take years to forge the euro zone into a unified entity with some of the federal aspects of the United States, elements of a banking union could be put into place quickly, said Mr. Orphanides, a former high-ranking economist at the Federal Reserve.

The Reciprocal Guarantee strengthened the Polish Lithuanian union while keeping many federal aspects of the state intact.

The Mutual Declaration strengthened the Polish-Lithuanian union, while keeping many federal aspects of the state intact.

Perhaps we will see the appointment of a new "disaster recovery czar" who will take responsibility for managing the federal aspects of reconstructing the still devastated neighborhoods, hospitals and schools in New Orleans and the rest of the Gulf.

"Some of us have a shot at the federal aspect," John said.

He said carjacking was rarely prosecuted in federal court, and in this case there was virtually no federal aspect to the case beyond the fact that the victim's car had come from another state.

Many of Mr. Gingrich's proposals would replace the judicial independence generally thought to be a defining feature of the federal system with aspects of the political accountability associated with state judicial elections.

The votes, a week and a half after a federal judge ruled aspects of police stops in the city unconstitutional, amounted to a stinging personal defeat for Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg.

Hoover quickly whipped the bureau into shape, and when the Roosevelt White House, looking for a pretext to introduce federal control over aspects of law enforcement, sent him chasing Midwestern bank robbers during the Depression, he was ready.