federalisation in a sentence

1. LM: What do you mean by federalisation, in a European context?

2. “The federalisation of Iraq is going to take place one way or another.

3. But federalisation on the other hand will lead to the break up of Ukraine.

4. Recently, however, he has refrained from mentioning the word “federalisation”.

5. The concept of federalisation was possible, and it was this which Russia supported.

6. She also supports the idea the idea of federalisation if this idea is accepted by the insurgents.

7. How does Berlin view the idea of Syrian federalisation, which has been actively discussed recently?

8. JM: To speak about federalisation we need to begin from a basic principle: diversity is a strength.

9. It is important to understand what these notions mean: decentralisation, federalisation, regionalisation.

10. Incidentally, for some reason, I don’t know why, our Ukrainian partners are very afraid of federalisation.

11. Characteristically, for us the federalisation of Czechoslovakia, for example, is a similarly invisible result.

12. “Two decisive steps are missing for the federalisation of the EU: a common European fiscal policy and a common social insurance.

13. A 'solution' that leads to the contradictory reintroduction of internal borders in the EU and the federalisation of its external borders.

14. That is why I do not understand the unwillingness of some political forces in Ukraine to even hear about the possibility of federalisation.

15. In terms of Europe and Central Asia, we have a picture of the papacy supporting the emerging and increasing federalisation of the European nations.

16. Nicolas Sarkozy’s claim that the 21 July deal represents a major change – pointing towards a ‘quantum leap’ in federalisation – is clearly premature.

17. The concepts of “federalisation” and “decentralisation” meant that the powers of the republics and municipalities were to be strengthened simultaneously.

18. Nevertheless, a victory for the Party of Socialists in Moldova would boost expectations of a resumption of the negotiations on federalisation, frozen since 2003.

19. Please give an update whether there is a term “federalism” or “federalisation of Ukraine” in the documents, which you discussed today, or it is outside their framework.

20. Given that this is Russia's stance, Russia and the other powers cannot impose a federalisation scheme on the Ukrainians and they have not - at least overtly - sought to do so.