Sentence examples for federated from inspiring English sources
The word "federated" is correct and can be used in written English
You can use it when you are referring to things that are united or combined, usually through a central government or body such as states in a federal government. For example: "The federated states of the European Union are responsible for their individual economic and legislative policies."
In 1912 when Walter Griffin and his wife, Marion Mahony Griffin, won the international competition to design the capital of newly federated Australia, their plan included a casino where the monument to this country's 102,000 war dead now stands instead.
On its rejection by the French governor general, Ferhat Abbas and an Algerian working-class leader, Messali Hadj, formed the Amis du Manifeste et de la Liberté (AML; Friends of the Manifesto and Liberty), which envisioned an Algerian autonomous republic federated to a renewed, anti-colonial France.
Thus, the Australian colonies were federated as states in 1900 under the official title of the Commonwealth of Australia.
The city is the site of the University of Windsor, founded in 1963 when Assumption College (1857) federated into a university, and of St. Clair College of Applied Arts and Technology.
Moreover, he believed in a loosely federated national church, with each parish free to worship as it wished within very broad limits and staffed by a clergy licensed by the state on the basis of their knowledge of the Bible and the uprightness of their lives, without reference to their religious beliefs.
The other provinces were lost: Britain, having been abandoned in 407 and already invaded by the Picts and Scots, fell to the Angles, Saxons, and Jutes; a great Suebi kingdom, officially federated but in fact independent, was organized in Spain after the departure of the Vandals, and it allied itself to the Visigoths of Theodoric I, who were settled in the country around the Garonne.
Bleak warnings have sounded from such broad-based supermarket groups as Carrefour in France and Metro in Germany, from Federated Department Stores in America and from specialists such as Dixons, a British electronics chain.
"Google used to be the toll-taker, directing people to Amazon," says John Battelle, a seasoned Valley-watcher and the founder of Federated Media.
Federated Department Stores, for example, which owns Bloomingdale's and Macy's (the store famous for staging the Thanksgiving Day parade in New York), has a strategy which its chief executive, Terry Lundgren, has called "reinvent".
Last June the National Board of Federated Farmers staged a week-long protest against the waterways proposal.
In the past three months, Kmart has bought Sears Roebuck Federated Department Storess, owner of Macy's and Bloomingdale's, has bought May Department Stores, owner of Lord & Taylor and Filene's; and Goldner Hawn Johnson & Morrison, another private-equity firm, paid $1.1 billion for the ShopKo chain.
