Sentence examples for to federate from inspiring English sources

The federation ended in 1962, after which Grenada attempted to federate with the remaining territories in the Windward Islands, as well as with Barbados and the Leeward Islands.

The system allows the user to federate his identity information across multiple IdPs thus offering support to Identity Federation feature.

Author Tom Keneally recently observed: "Gallipoli has an almost mystic place in our minds... in 1901 we managed to federate a country the size of London to Moscow.

It can free a school to develop its own ethos, while also making it easier for schools to federate and share the administrative load.

"Look, we have a choice to federate certain things more, or we go the other way — we break up," he said.

Although it was a fact of the Greek world that geography deterred the rise of an empire to federate and control all the cities, a few nevertheless rose to imperial greatness.

In 1877 the British annexed the Boer republic of Transvaal, an event that fostered a drive to federate the southern African white colonies and to destroy the autonomy of the independent southern African kingdoms.

Operators of our resource access and federation system do not necessarily have to own the distributed resources to be federated, but have to take care of two matters.

In that brave new world, popular schools are to expand or federate, poor schools to close, and new schools with religious or other sponsors to be encouraged.

Network management systems today federate to provide end-to-end delivery of communications services.

Jones Day provided legal advice to Federated.