Sentence examples for in confederation from inspiring English sources

These federal-provincial quarrels raised the question of the place of Québec and French Canadians in Confederation.

Sightseeing Canada was born of neither revolution nor rebellion, but rather a series of orderly meetings begun in Charlottetown in 1864 and culminating in confederation in 1867.

Macdonald tried to deal with the financial imbalances in Confederation by appointing a Royal Commission.

The country did not have a FIFA-recognised youth national team until 2012, when the Gambia under-17 women's team competed in Confederation of African Football qualifiers for the FIFA U-17 World Cup, to be held in Azerbaijan in September 2012.

Despite these negative conclusions, Rousseau hints, in a brief footnote (Book III, Chapter 15), that democratic governments may be viable if joined together in confederations.

A central feature is that federations were seen as uniting not only member units as in confederations, but also the citizenry directly.

The Sao Paulo striker was the top goalscorer at the 2009 tournament and is one of five Brazilians who make up the top 10 hit men in Confederations Cup history, alongside Alex, Romario, Ronaldinho and Adriano.

Mexico has won it four times and will represent Concacaf in the Confederations Cup in Germany in June.

Another title would put them back in the Confederations Cup in Brazil in 2013, a valuable dry run for a potential World Cup trip a year later.

In 1869, Confederation was put to a vote in Newfoundland, and was soundly defeated.

He represented New Brunswick in the confederation conferences of 1864, and his defeat in an 1865 general election over the confederation question delayed the progress of negotiations.