In a word, the Electors aimed at substituting a more effective system of justice, and a government freed from the irresponsible rule of the Emperor, and representing a new unity, based on a federative organisation of Germany.
To establish a federative Court of Justice, freed from the absolute control of the Emperor, for the settlement of disputes, and the maintenance of peace.
The desire for federative republicanism had grown with the growth of Calvinism.
The change here made by Thebes, was not to absorb these cities into herself, but to bring them back to the old federativesystem of Bœotia; a policy which she had publicly proclaimed on surprising Platæa in 431 B.
The foundation of Megalopolis would probably be understood to date from the initial determination taken by the assembled Arcadians, soon after the revolution at Tegea, to found a Pan-Arcadian city and federative league.
Certain other states also reserved a number of rights which ought, for the formation of a perfect federative union, to have been conferred upon the central authority.
The empire was a federated union of states much on the pattern of the United States of America, but the federative character was not completely carried out because of the particularism of certain states.
And such is known to have actually been the character and standing of Atotarho, the first presiding chief in their federative councils.
So little power was abstracted from each tribe, and conceded to the federative council as a fixed government, that it seems not without scrutiny, that we can perceive there is any.
On the other hand the Roman government allowed, at least to the Sicilian towns which they had not to fear, a certain federative organization, and probably even general Siceliot diets with a harmless right of petition and complaint.
As this state at once resolved to maintain her sovereignty and federative rights, corresponding committees of safety and vigilance were promptly formed in all the municipalities.
The constitution of 1824, for the first time broke up the consolidated nation into nineteen states, and then, by the same legislative act, recomposed them in a federative union.
It was the deliberate homage of each people to the great principle of our federative union.
As our boundaries have been enlarged and our agricultural population has been spread over a large surface, our federative system has acquired additional strength and security.
The increasing facilities of intercourse will easily bring the States, of which the formation in that part of our territory can not be long delayed, within the sphere of our federative Union.
The Scotch seemed first to desire a Federative Union, but yielded, on condition that their religion should be free, and that their trade should enjoy a general equality of advantage.
In other words, they arrogated to themselves, for the sake of suppressing what they considered revolutionary movements, the right of federative action in the cause of legitimacy and absolutism.
She still desires to throw herself under the protection of our laws and to partake of the blessings of our federative system, while every American interest would seem to require it.
The right of suffrage and the mode of conducting the election are regulated by the laws of each State, and the election is distinctly federative in all its prominent features.
For always as the Federativework goes on, it perfects itself, and Patriot genius adds contribution after contribution.
But that great and flourishing empire consists, it must be remembered, of a federative union of many states, which, though extensive in territory, are comparatively thin in occupants.
His earliest scheme was that the federative plan should be presented to Europe by Great Britain.
The Federative Principle and the Necessity of Re-establishing the Revolutionary party;" 3.
Concerning Germany and her future federative constitution, nothing has yet been done, absolutely nothing.
Austria was to be reconstituted according to the federative plans of the late Archduke Franz Ferdinand, to be made stronger than before as a counterpoise to Italy, and to be at the beck and call of France.
But who can limit the extent to which the federative principle may operate effectively?
Whatsoever directly involves the rights and interests of the federative fraternity or of foreign powers is of the resort of this General Government.
This was commending to them a federative organization similar to that of the United States, and cautioning them against the evil of a centralization of power.
A federative organization, where every canton may find itself arranged according to its language, its religion, its manners, and its interests.
Thus ended the Roman federative system, and it is difficult to discover in Europe the elements of a federative system that could have a more favorable result.
The imperial system in France is as legitimate as the federative system in the United States.
Marx had almost completed his materialistic, logical, and revolutionary Socialism, Proudhon had laid the foundations of his peaceful Anarchism with its federative economic basis.
The different towns had each a certain number of votes in the federative assembly, the number of votes being determined by the importance of the individual town.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "federative" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word. Other words: combining; merging; uniting
