Sentence examples for federalise from inspiring English sources

Besides, every time Cameron or George Osborne deliver lectures about the need to reform the EU, they insist that the eurozone will need to federalise in terms of political, economic, and fiscal integration if the currency is to recover and succeed.

In time, the new institutions will gain legitimacy because they will work and Europeans will begin to feel prosperous again (see article).Yet to see the euro crisis as a chance to federalise the EU would be to misread people's appetite for integration.

And it raises the question: why not just federalise Medicaid?

The best reform here would be to federalise all election campaigns, at a prescribed, uniform and vastly reduced level per candidate to be financed by a small surcharge in income tax.

Nepal's mosaic of 125 ethnicities and 123 languages has long been dominated by a handful of upper castes based in the capital, who have resisted Maoist plans to federalise the country.

Sturgeon has already managed to federalise the UK to a degree.

That was the moment when Alexander Hamilton took the big step of federalising the states' debts.

Federalising the programme would lead to more consistent coverage for the poor across states and across time.

Why have things not turned out quite that way?Part of the problem is that, even in times of peace, the power and assets of a weak state are still up for grabs, especially if the state has been federalised and if the constitutional order has not been entrenched beyond any expectation of change.

Poroshenko promptly declared that Ukraine will "always be a unitary state" and will never be federalised.

These are "federalising" steps in a long process of eurozone integration that might see it transformed from a currency into a political union.