Sentence examples for federalist state from inspiring English sources

The result of this impasse is a growing impatience in Flanders; a desire for progress and increased pressure on Wallonia to reorganise Belgium into a federalist state.

Once a monarchy, Nepal is now a fragile democracy facing a May 28 deadline to draft a Constitution that would restructure the national government and create a federalist state.

Mr. Pachachi, though, said the Governing Council wanted to leave the details of a federalist state up to the writers of a permanent constitution due in 2005 rather than commit to them now.

Davidović believed that a truly democratic government within a centralist constitution would gradually weld Serbs, Croats, and Slovenes into one nation, but his political experiences led him to promote a popular movement advocating a federalist state organization based on Serbian-Croatian-Slovene agreement and a parliamentary constitution.

Federalist state legislatures, primarily those north of the Potomac River, sent the Kentucky General Assembly negative responses to the resolutions.

First, from the aspect of clarity, for federalist states, there is a clear boundary of authority and accountability between the central government and local governments with local citizens' voting and monitoring rights (Tiebout 1956; Xu 2011).

Distinguishing between presidential and parliamentary systems, between centralized and federalist states, or between different health care [ 56] and welfare systems [ 57] might be helpful in explaining differing definitions of PI as a policy problem.

Archibugi et al. (2012, 7) suggest a tripartite (ideal-typical) break between federalist (world state), confederalist (intergovernmental democratic states), and polycentric (pluralist) prescriptions for global democracy.

Cruz's record has made him the runaway darling of every Tea Party, fringe and respected ultra-conservative, religious freedom, federalist, and state rights group in the nation.

WASHINGTON — In the U.S. federalist system, states usually compete for business, government funds or tourists.

There was almost no support for war in the strong Federalist New England states.