federalist
联邦主义者,联邦主义,联邦党人,联邦主义者
Definitions
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- : an advocate of federalism.
- : U.S. History. a member or supporter of the Federalist party.
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- : Also fed·er·al·is·tic. of federalism or the Federalists.
Examples
Though Abiy’s government will weather the storm, there is more controversy to come as he moves forward with plans to amend Ethiopia’s constitution to change the country’s ethno-federalist structure.
America’s federalist structure also makes collective action, handed down from the federal level, extremely difficult.
And as one of the initial organizers of the Federalist Society, he is a skilled political tactician.
In the Federalist Papers, James Madison wrote, “If men were angels, no government would be necessary.”
As Madison put it in Federalist 52, the House was to be “dependent on the People alone.”
Not the rich,” as he wrote in Federalist 57, “more than the poor.
The first sentence of The Federalist Society states that this is a book “about the power of ideas.”
But Mr. Parnell was thinking only of Ireland, and he was not a Federalist.
But the propertied classes in the interior belonged chiefly to the Federalist party.
To-day Jeffersons directions are observed, and the Federalist remains the text-book.
He says the Republican and the Federalist parties were divided by a bottomless gulf in their theories of constitutional powers.
The Federalist clergy joined in denouncing Jefferson on the ground that he was an atheist.