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Перевод: federalist

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федералист

Тезаурус:

1. It means that Mrs Thatcher's great reforming legacy is safe and will be built on and it means that Britain's Euro-sceptic approach to Maastricht will dominate our coming Euro-presidency at a time when the federalist dream is turning sour all over Europe.
2. The range and depth of the federalist objectives which were included in that draft treaty deserve to be highlighted, because even if the word "federal" were to be omitted, the reality is clear.
3. In many ways the Council of Europe was little more than a continuation of the traditional format of cooperation, transcribed to a bigger stage, and could not itself move forward to a supranational or federalist future.
4. The shortest government ever was that of the great European federalist, Alcide de Gasperi, whose government lasted for twelve days in July 1953.
5. From the top down, the segmentation of politics means that different people care about different parts of the federalist puzzle and cannot work out whom to blame.
6. No doubt many in the EC have long wished to see a Delors Report version of monetary union imposed in order to further their federalist aims.
7. Mr Haselhurst claims that he is "not aware of any preconceived plan" but seems unaware that Michel Rocard, Prime Minister of France, describes himself as "a complete federalist" and of the recent advocacy by the five Christian Democrat leaders in Europe of a Single European Government and a Single European Parliament.
8. He came straight to the point in a rather superior manner, saying that he was a European federalist and that, in his opinion, it didn't matter a tuppeny damn whether industrial investments took place in Germany, France or the UK.
9. Freedom within a federalist order becomes a question of duty."
10. The former Prime Minister, Michel Rocard, declared, "I am certainly a European federalist.
11. Federalist countries such as Belgium and Italy recoil from this idea, as they want interior-ministry work turned over to the EC.
12. The federalist urge remained strong, and in 1946 was consolidated internationally with the formation of the European Union of Federalists, which brought together groups in Belgium, Britain, France, Italy, Luxembourg, the Netherlands and Switzerland.
13. Fantastic though it may seem, in retrospect, the British proceeded to apply to India the Canadian model, complete with its Burkeian fallacy, that liberty equals empire, and with its federalist corollary.