Sentence examples for principle of federation from inspiring English sources

A13 Side-Channel Attack An IDMS may fall victim to side channel attack if it does not follow the principle of federation and access control.

Accordingly in March 1902, representatives of the four boroughs and two urban districts met and agreed unanimously that "the principle of federation of the Pottery towns by the constitution of a county borough should be adopted, subject to the resolutions passed by each authority for the preservation of their respective interests".

In federations in which there is no guaranteed overrepresentation of smaller regions, a crucial principle of federalism is violated: the protection of regional sovereignty against a central government, backed by a national majority, that may seek to erode regional autonomy.

Another notable contribution was the institution of woman suffrage (1894), which helped bring nationwide application of the principle at federation.

In its statement of principles, the federation called for universal health care, with a government safety net to help the neediest obtain coverage.

The sort of federation he had in mind was "lean"; the principle of "subsidiarity"—always legislating at the lowest appropriate level had to be defended.

Fenerbahce said in a statement that Uefa's stance on the issue was unlawful and that it could take legal action against both it and the Turkish federation, underlining the principle of "innocent until proven guilty.

When the federation was dissolved in 1962, Antigua persevered with discussions of alternative forms of federation.

Do we celebrate the day of federation?

Yet it would make a peculiar sort of federation.

Canadian businessman, statesman, and influential early advocate of federation.