confederation
ಒಕ್ಕೂಟ
definition
noun
a confederation of trade unions
an organization that consists of a number of parties or groups united in an alliance or league.
translation of 'confederation'
noun
ರಾಸ್ಟರಗಳ ಕೂಟ
example
Albertans often feel they were sold out to protect Ontario consumers but that's the nature of 'confederation' .
Canada became a 'confederation' in 1867
The conservative cantons refused to revise the 1815 Pact, which guaranteed their sovereignty and gave them more power within the 'confederation' than their population and economy warranted.
The EU at its present stage is neither a 'confederation' nor a federation, but it is quite clear that European integration has fostered a system with a considerable degree of federalism.
One day, he prophesied, ‘A European 'confederation' will probably replace them.’
This is not a 'confederation' of states; it is a unified nation.
On August 1, 1291, three Alpine cantons swore the oath of 'confederation' , an act that later came to be regarded as the foundation of Switzerland.
On the surface, a 'confederation' is a union of sovereign states, but, underneath, it holds the possibility of moving from independence to unification.
‘But even our fathers of 'confederation' are hard to name,’ continues Maddin.
The researchers attribute this apparent law-defying behavior to the banding together of variously dispersed magnons into a kind of quantum 'confederation' .
In his latest book he argues for a Franco-German 'confederation' that can enable Europe ‘to protect its interests.’
Beginning as a railway in the first century of Canadian 'confederation' , it entered Canada's second century as a multi-model transport, industrial and financial enterprise.
a 'confederation' of trade unions
Although they could challenge sedentary empires by a process of 'confederation' , provided they maintained their mobile way of life, there was no way that these nomadic and sedentary empires could be regarded as like units.
The United States once had to move from a 'confederation' to a federation.
It's a distinction that chafes Chinwe Okelu, former chair of the Mill Woods Presidents' Council, a 'confederation' of community leagues.
The republic would remain in a loose 'confederation' with Yugoslavia, the ultimatum continued, which should be renamed the ‘Association of the States of Serbia and Montenegro’.
The German language has a neat way of distinguishing between a loose 'confederation' and a federal union.
As organizations, each national party is a decentralized and loose 'confederation' of state parties and of other affiliated groups.
Canada became a 'confederation' in 1867
a referendum on 'confederation'
There has been devolution as well as 'confederation' .
But at the Congress of VIENNA Swiss control was restored and the European powers guaranteed the 'confederation' 's neutrality.
As with point 1, I don't see what this has to do with strengthening Alberta's place in 'confederation' .
With the elements of national power coalescing at the tactical level of war, a loose 'confederation' of governmental agencies at the combatant commander level is simply insufficient.
Membership in the Astronomical League, a 'confederation' of amateurs and their organizations, has doubled in the last decade to 20,000 members.
The leaves disappeared from the penny only in 1967, when they were replaced by a rock dove to commemorate the hundredth anniversary of 'confederation' .
Europe works best as a 'confederation' , with provisional federal powers for acute problems, subject to expiration clauses.
The cell's complex inner composition cannot function at all unless all the parts are simultaneously present, working in tightly integrated 'confederation' .
In the Canadian capital, Ottawa, authorities snuffed and boarded up the Centennial Flame, which commemorates Canadian 'confederation' , and erected barricades in anticipation of possible violence.
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