federalism

英 [ˈfedərəlɪzəm]

美 [ˈfedərəlɪzəm]

n.  联邦主义; 联邦制

TEM8法律

Collins.1 / BNC.17461 / COCA.14583

柯林斯词典

• N-UNCOUNT 联邦主义;联邦制
  Federalismis belief in or support for a federal system of government, or this system itself.
  1. They argue that the amendment undermines Canadian federalism.
     他们认为该修正案损害了加拿大联邦制。

英英释义

noun

• the idea of a federal organization of more or less self-governing units

双语例句

• Federalism is one major characteristic of Indian political system.
  邦制印政治体制特征。
• Through these connections, federalism supplies "checks and balances," ensuring that local and state governments restrain the federal government from abusing its powers, and vice versa.
  联邦制利用这种关系达到“制约与平衡”，确保地方和州政府能够制约联邦政府，使之不得滥用权力，反之亦然。
• Chapter 2 federalism and the environment
  第二章联邦制与环境
• The Federalism of U.S.Financial Consumer Protection and Its Reform
  论美国金融消费者保护的联邦化及其改革
• The discussion in this chapter, however, will be limited to the constitutional dimensions of federalism.
  然而，本章所讨论的问题将会限定在联邦制的宪法范围之内。
• We are necessarily bound for federalism in Europe.
  我们很可能走欧洲的联邦政治的道路。
• To a great extent, the idea of federalism has its impact through the political process.
  在很大程度上，联邦制在整个政治进程中都有它的影响。
• "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。
• Their vocabulary bristles fashionably with talk of federalism.
  他们开口闭口都是联邦制度，满口时髦词汇。
• Federalism implies a plurality of political authorities, each with its own powers.
  联邦制意味着存在众多各自都拥有权力的政治管理机构。