federalism in Irish
federalism in Irish is feidearálachas, cónaidhmeacht — federalism means a system of government in which power is shared between one central authority and a set of regional governments, each with its own areas of control that the other cannot simply override.
federalism in Irish
What does "federalism" mean?
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noun A system of government in which power is shared between one central authority and a set of regional governments, each with its own areas of control that the other cannot simply override.
"Federalism means education is run by the states rather than from the capital."
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noun Support for such a division of power, or for binding separate states more closely together in a federal union.
"He was a lifelong advocate of European federalism."
federalism in a sentence
- Federalism means education is run by the states rather than from the capital.
- Debates about health policy in Australia usually come back to federalism.
- He was a lifelong advocate of European federalism.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "federalism" in Irish?
"federalism" in Irish is feidearálachas, cónaidhmeacht. federalism means: A system of government in which power is shared between one central authority and a set of regional governments, each with its own areas of control that the other cannot simply override.
How do you use "federalism" in a sentence?
Example: "Federalism means education is run by the states rather than from the capital." In Irish, "federalism" is feidearálachas, cónaidhmeacht.
Are there other ways to say "federalism" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 2 translations listed for "federalism": feidearálachas, cónaidhmeacht.
