Once you start disaggregating fiscal powers, there is only one destination: federalism.
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In a country of India's scale, federalism is a pathway to democracy.
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The different features of federalism make their appearance though under strange forms.
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A new crime was invented, and called by the name of federalism.
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Even some eastern tribes who support federalism brand him a power-hungry warlord.
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The statute would apply to all the courts in the federalsystem.
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He sought to replace the bantustan fragmentation with a post-apartheid federalsystem.
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Any such measure is wholly incompatible with even the loosest federalsystem.
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Yet there are objections to Russian proposals for a federalsystem.
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From the beginning the federalsystem and the central system appeared in opposition.
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Battle by battle we are seeing the federalstructure weaken.
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A federalstructure that is to work will be loose and constructed from the bottom up.
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HSBC insists its group operated under a federalstructure, with local subsidiaries enjoying varying degrees of autonomy.
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Somalia's leadership also must integrate the breakaway district of Somaliland and semi-autonomous Puntland region into a federalstructure.
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Because of Germany's federalstructure, backers of lines crossing more than one state have to apply several times over.
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There have been many suggestions that the solution in the North would involve some sort of federalarrangement.
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The president has ruled out devolution or a federalarrangement, a longtime Tamil political demand, and instead offered democracy and island-wide development.
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A proposal frequently put forward from the Tory side suggested exclusion until a federalarrangement for the United Kingdom could be completed.
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Syrian Kurds are considering combining three autonomous areas of northern Syria into a federalarrangement, a step that could pave the way to Syria's breakup.
Ús de federal form of government en anglès
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Our federalformofgovernment, so fruitful of advantage to our people in certain ways, in other ways undoubtedly limits our national effectiveness.