1.联邦制;;【美史】联邦主义
1.The derivative of federal
2.a federal political system
3.the belief that a federal system is the best form of government
1."If I were to argue for federalism, I would be stoned to death, " says an intellectual.
“如果我争着要联邦制，会被石头打死的，”一位知识分子说道。
2.Under the concept of federalism, two or more levels of government exercise power and authority over the same people and the same territory.
联邦制的概念是，同一群体的人民和同一地区由两级或两级以上政府管辖。
3.Combined with improving living standards, this narrative has been used to justify a shift away from federalism.
连同生活水平的提高，集权统治也被用来使脱离联邦制变得合法。
4.Just as he sought a unified theory in science, he sought a world federalism that would impose order on competing nations.
正如他在科学上寻求同一的理论，他曾寻求一个世界联盟政治，能对相互竞争的国家施加次序。
5.His distrust of federalism must be very great for him to make such absurd claims.
他对联邦制的不信任程度一定是很深了，否则他不会发出这么可笑的声明。
6.Some still argue that the only way to stabilise the euro in the long term, is to move towards a "fiscal federalism" modelled on the US.
一些人仍然认为，从长远来看，稳定欧元的唯一办法是向着仿照美国的“财政联邦主义”迈进。
7.Yet if the euro zone needs more fiscal federalism to survive, politics seems to preclude a Maastricht-style leap towards integration.
但是如果欧元区需要更多的财政联邦化，国内政治似乎会阻止类似马斯特里赫特条约风格的大步整合。
8.Much depends on whether the League will achieve its fiscal federalism, and, if it does, how it uses its new powers.
很大程度上看联盟党是否能够实现财政自主，并且如果能够实现，那又该如何利用它的新权利呢？
9.Federalism was not a theoretical principle, but a compromise made necessary in 1787 by the prior existence of the states.
联邦制不是一个理论法则，而是由先前各州于1787年达成的必要的妥协。
10.She was known as a staunch supporter of federalism in Burma.
她是缅甸各族联邦的坚定支持者。