- The
National Guard is a state-based
military force that
becomes part of the U.S. military's
reserve components of the U.S. Army and the U.S. Air Force...
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minorities stepped up
their pressures for
autonomy and the
State became federalised, with
Diets in
Slovakia and Ruthenia. The
remainder of Czechoslovakia...
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political identity in
international relations. The
entire kingdom was to be
federalised, but
World War II
stopped the
fulfillment of
those plans.[citation needed]...
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Armalite and
ballot box strategy. Ó Brádaigh's
chief policy, a plan for a
federalised Irish state dubbed Éire Nua, was
dropped in 1982, and the
following year...
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executive and
legislative bodies. The
judicial system in
Malaysia is a
federalised court system operating uniformly throughout the country. The federal...
-
Communications (MoCom) of ****stan. In 1978, the
Government of ****stan
federalised five
important inter-provincial
roads and
named them
National Highways...
- "urban utopias"
attempt to
enforce nation-building
policies through a
federalised rule of law at a
regional level, and
diffuse postcolonial urbanism which...
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further from the
concept of
simple intergovernmentalism and more
towards a
federalised system.[citation needed] However, with the
Maastricht Treaty of 1992...
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central government or
coordinated in some sort of organization. In a
federalised system, the
constituent entities usually have
internal autonomy, for...
- fact that as a
result of this the
eurozone and the EU
overall is more
federalised on both fiscal,
legal and
political levels than it was at the time of...
