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Heffer writes that, It may take this, or perhaps even one more federalising pile of dishonesty after it, to push us to breaking point: but we will break.

Take back our government Richard 2008

Bipartisan bill making for intrusion by federalising education less control by local and state organs?

Bush is "simply too stuntedly ill-informed and reality-detached." Ann Althouse 2007

Of the number of those schools to be closed in the scheme I would be ready enough to agree to give further consideration to federalising them, but by refusing this what answer is there?

Archive 2007-12-01 2007

Doesn't sound like Blair would be welcome as President of a rapidly federalising European state.

If it Quacks Like a Constitution... 2007

This highly federalising move is being promoted by EU Kommissars as a means of making EU funding "more transparent", for which the commission is prepared to court unpopularity.

Taxing times Richard 2004

Far from increasing the accountability and democracy of the European Union, therefore, this is a profoundly federalising provision which relegates national parliaments to a junior, subordinate position in the hierarchy of the Union.

A role for national parliaments Richard 2004

The Archduke also furthered a policy known as Trialism, that of federalising the Dual Monarchy by constituting the Slav provinces as the third of its component groups.

The Development of the European Nations, 1870-1914 (5th ed.) John Holland Rose 1898

A V-CX would fit nicely, in EMC product naming terms, alongside the Symmetrix V-Max and the coming V-Plex array federalising box.

Channel Register Team Register 2010

"We have seen a trend of using the terrorist label and federalising a lot of criminal activities that would have gotten a far less stringent sentence before."

Blogposts | guardian.co.uk 2009

10:29: The fact that people move from state to state is an argument for federalising everything, not just marriage law, Mr Romney.

The Economist: Daily news and views 2011