Sentence examples for formed federation from inspiring English sources

Today, she is president of a newly formed federation.

His coronation as emperor the first and last imperial coronation in Spain in the cathedral of León in 1135 was intended to assert Leonese claims to ascendancy throughout Spain; however, the newly formed federation of Aragon and Catalonia and the newly independent kingdom of Portugal soon offered a daunting challenge to Leonese predominance.

His blueprint to safeguard the NHS's future envisages GP surgeries coming together to form federations and become large enough so that they can provide an alternative to hospital for more and more patients.

CMCs play many other vital roles and often link with other communities to form federations.

It formed a federation with other local primaries, which has not resulted in the necessary improvements.

Promulgated in 1901, when Australia's six states formed a federation, the document still contains clauses that constitutional legal experts say allow discrimination on racial grounds.In this section Reform by numbers The end of Sodomy 2.0 Clearing the air?

To reduce the strain on finances and staff, the practices formed a federation, pooling their resources to open just one practice, which is able to provide a seven-day service for the 100,000 registered patients in the area.

The breakaway unions formed a federation called Change to Win. "There was a real sense of commitment to unifying our movement again," Randi Weingarten, president of the American Federation of Teachers, said Wednesday.

The first great phase of writing for children also occurred in the Federation era (Australia's version of the Edwardian period, extending from 1901, when the Australian provinces formed a federation, to just beyond the end of World War I), a time of widespread wealth and security and, for the middle class, of social consolidation.

A large scale High Level Architecture (HLA -based simulation can be constructed using a network of simulation federations to form a "federation community".

Change to Win has proposed forming the federation as its many union locals participating in the A.F.L.-C.I.O.'s state and local labor federations have threatened to withhold all dues payments from those federations.