Significats de loose confederation en anglès

The activists are part of a loose confederation of radical libertarians known as Free Keene.

The British colonies in North America won their independence as a loose confederation of sovereign states.

Once we've pulled back, the loose confederation in the south will break apart and forget us.

In 1787 the American colonies, after winning the war for independence, had set up a loose confederation of states.

After a hundred years of growth, the Republic was still a loose confederation of separate States, rather than one great united nation.

His goal is not outright independence but a loose confederation in which the entities voluntarily delegate minimal powers to a weak national government.

Before 1866 there was a loose confederation of German States, after 1870 there was an Empire of the Germans.

The war had originally been the harriers and outlaws against a loose confederation of artisans and "manufactories" who lived in the city.

Liberal democracies will die out, and be replaced by loose confederations of corporate city-states.