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federalism in Japanese

federalism in Japanese is 連邦主義 — 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 Japanese

連邦主義
noun
Pronounced: renpōshugi
A system of national government in which power is divided between a central authority and a number of regions with delimited self-governing authority.

What does "federalism" mean?

  1. 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."
  2. 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."
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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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What is "federalism" in Japanese?

"federalism" in Japanese is 連邦主義. 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 pronounce 連邦主義?

"federalism" in Japanese is 連邦主義, pronounced "renpōshugi".

How do you use "federalism" in a sentence?

Example: "Federalism means education is run by the states rather than from the capital." In Japanese, "federalism" is 連邦主義.

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