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Meanings of federation in inglés

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State consisting of a union of partially self-governing states or territories, united by a central (federal) government that exercizes directly on them its sovereign power.

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A union of political organizations.

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Usage of federation in inglés
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A new Europe, he thought ironically, a powerful federation of dynamic states.
The Young Lions
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Clearly the direction of common cause, federation of free people, global law.
The new yorker
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However, spectators will not be allowed inside the venue, the federation said.
Jamaica Observer
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The federation aims to support all people affected by diabetes in Ireland.
The Irish Times
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The international equestrian federation said the dressage competition was continuing as normal.
Radio NZ
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The concession also applies to vessels on fresh water, the federation says.
The Irish Times
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The federation has yet to released an official statement regarding the incident.
The Guardian
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The federation previously took money from insulin makers but not food companies.
Reuters
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About 40 percent of the Muslim-Croat federation budget goes for social payments.
Reuters
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We are going to mobilise all public sector unions through the federation.
The South African
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The federation was naturally upset, said the 2014 Commonwealth Games gold medalist.
Reuters
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Rugby Australia, the sport's national federation, were unable to provide immediate comment.
Reuters
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It included emigration; a handmaid to federation when the Colonies had ripened.
The Romance of a Pro-Consul / Being the Personal Life and Memoir...
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Ministers and soccer federation officials have vowed to hammer out emergency measures.
The Irish Times
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Russia's athletics federation remains suspended over evidence of systematic and state-sponsored doping.
Reuters
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So this is how we at the federation are working, he said.
The Guardian