Приклади вживання Federalisation Англійська мовою та їх переклад на Українською
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There is no word“federalisation” there, nobody is sticking to it.
In 2056 the government accepted a federalisation referendum.
Any other calls for federalisation are attempts at destruction of Ukrainian statehood.".
One of the questions put to discussion was federalisation of Ukraine….
At any rate, all of them favoured federalisation, greater freedom of the individual and democratic development of the Ukrainian state.
In his view, it makes sense to abolish the European Parliament,to prevent the federalisation of the EU.
In 2014, we were offered a federalisation that would divide Ukraine into pieces.
It is important to understand what these notions mean: decentralisation, federalisation, regionalisation.
Federalisation means the transfer of significant powers to the level of regions(oblast), and local self-government reform relies on communities(people).
This makes up a fundamentaldifference in the transfer of powers in terms of decentralisation vs federalisation.
As employed by Russia and the“leaders” of the separatist republics,'federalisation' means absolute autonomy as well as a veto over Ukraine's foreign policy.
What is the difference between decentralisation proposed by the Government,Ukrainian and European experts, and federalisation?
Federalisation' is not mentioned in the accords, and neither are the militants'(and Russia's) claims for veto rights over the country's foreign and defence policy orientation.
More and more republics and national-ethnic formations on the Balkansare calling for major map redrawals and federalisation of the existing states.
A decentralisation that is not a federalisation complicates the targeting of irredentist operations similar to those that were successful in Simferopol, Donetsk and Luhansk in 2014.
Russia has not given up the hope to lure both the West and Kyiv into a trap of‘bosnianisation'-creating a failed state through ill-fated federalisation.
A decentralisation that is not a federalisation complicates the targeting of irredentist operations similar to those that were successful in Simferopol, Donetsk and Luhansk in 2014.
It was then, in October 1991, that the first congress of South-Eastern deputies from all levels of government took place in Donetsk,where delegates demanded federalisation.
The Assembly strongly objects to any notion of a federalisation of Ukraine and any outside pressures to pursue federalisation in future, as this would substantially weaken the unity and stability of the country.
While the goal of Serbian nationalists was the centralisation of Yugoslavia,other nationalities in Yugoslavia aspired to the federalisation and the decentralisation of the state.
The Assembly strongly objects to any notion of a federalisation of Ukraine and any outside pressures to pursue federalisation in future, as this would substantially weaken the unity and stability of the country.
When this failed, save for the statelets that had been established in Donetsk and Luhansk, the Kremlin switched to promoting a separatist movement within Ukraine,the end goal of which was its federalisation.
The Assembly strongly objects to any notion of a federalisation of Ukraine and any outside pressures to pursue federalisation in future, as this would substantially weaken the unity and stability of the country.
When this strategy failed, resulting only in the establishment of the“puppet statelets” in Donetsk and Luhansk, the Kremlinactively began promoting separatism in Ukraine, aiming for the country's federalisation.
He tried to convince Ukrainian politicians to focus on the democratisation and federalisation of the Russian and Austro-Hungarian empires, which, in his opinion, would create conditions for the free national development of Ukrainians.
When this failed, save for the statelets that had been established in Donetsk and Luhansk, the Kremlin switched to promoting a separatist movement within Ukraine,the end goal of which was its federalisation.
Lthough federalisation, in its classic form, is characterised by a significant decentralisation level- transformation of the EU into a federal union will mean institutional changes, including creation of a single political institution for making managerial decisions[4].
I once again stressed that it's not Russia and Ukraine who should be the parties involved in talks on this matter- Russia is not a party to the conflict- but rather,the Kiev authorities and representatives from among those who favour federalisation in the East.
The Kremlin pursued a slew of other influence tactics against Ukraine, including interference in its elections,organisation and funding of a pan-Ukrainian campaign for“soft federalisation”, and attempts to change the national constitution and establish an alternate centre of power.
Covertly, the Kremlin pursued a slew of other influence tactics against Ukraine, including interference in its elections,organisation and funding of a pan-Ukrainian campaign for“soft federalisation”, and attempts to change the national constitution and establish an alternate centre of power.