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Because of that he was even sentenced to death by the Centralists.

The "democratic centralist" principle extended to the ballot box as well.

There is a risk that the European semester will turn out to be a centralist, bureaucratic exercise.

Although politically a centralist, Dzerzhinsky was pragmatic enough on the spot.

Federalist supporters had already been crushed by the Centralists and the attack failed.

He named both federalists and centralists to important positions.

I am a federalist but I am not a centralist.

Constant fighting between federalists and centralists gave rise to a prolonged period of instability.

The Centralists centered all authority on President of the Republic.

There will be no feather in your cap from the old Brussels centralists and champions of agricultural subsidies.

Within Mexico, tensions continued between federalists and centralists.

On this spectrum, Weld established himself as a moderate centralist, although he tended to oppose the extremes of either side.

However, he still managed to rout the centralists forces who quickly fled to Saltillo.

Centralist sympathizers in the that had gathered and raided Victoria earlier in the month.

The new leadership was supported by Bordiga, who, as a centralist, accepted the will of the International.

It would provide refuge to centralists such as Nicolas Bravo during most of the 19th century.

After bitter debate, they finally created a provisional government that was not to be separate from Mexico but only to oppose the Centralists.

Conflict between those who wanted regional autonomy in government and those who favored a strong central state was won by the centralists.

The centralists outraged decided for armed resistance and the Chilean Civil War of 1829 broke out.

Plekhanov also became a committed centralist in this period, coming to believe in the efficacy of political struggle.

Centralist in the Leninist way.

He was a centralist.

In Guerrero peasants led by Juan Alvarez rose up against the centralists.

This convention would decide what steps the area should take in response to the unrest and the civil war being fought between federalists and centralists.

Revolutionaries in New Granada divide themselves in centralists and federalists.

We do not have them under control because our approach is a strongly centralist one.

They know that in 20th-century Spain, the right has consistently been more centralist than the left.

We in Wales know it is the most centralist government in Europe.

Some went to New Orleans, where they planned to resist the Centralist government.

His instincts are centralist and interventionist.

The Constitution could not be applied to 100% due to two centralist strokes which put the states subject to central government of Mexico.

In the discussions on the Yugoslav constitution in 1921, the party adopted a rigidly centralist attitude.

They might find it easier to form an alliance with a loose federation of states than with a centralist European Union.

Population then rises way beyond what hunter-gathering could sustain, making the transition to a centralist militarised state irreversible.

This was the year in which the 1863 constitution was suppressed and replaced by a more centralist and conservative document.

Tensions rose in Texas during early 1835 as throughout Mexico federalists began to oppose the increasingly centralist policies of the government.

Today it remains to be seen whether Museveni's essentially centralist approach will be more successful than its predecessors.

Also some former Liberals, due to their role of unifiers of Italy in the 19th century, were more centralist.

State Liberal leaders saw his policies as too Centralist, while other Liberals did not like his personal behaviour.

In that sense they might be seen to be moving in a different direction from the strongly centralist initiatives in connection with the national curriculum.

His mayorship was utterly unsuccessful, and helped to lay the path to the Austrian Centralist victory in the elections of 1869.

It could have owed to Quebec leaders being excluded from the negotiation of the Kitchen Accord, which they saw as being too centralist.

Only the state of Hitler (1933-1945) and the state of the communists (East Germany, 1949-1990) were centralist states.

Breaking a centralist political tradition, the president loses powers to hire and dismiss judges, to open and close Congress at will and to control state budgets.

The revolutionary Jacobin creation of a unitary and centralist French state is often seen as the original version of state nationalism.

He turned his back on the Republic of Texas and moved to Mexico, where he conducted guerrilla warfare against Mexico's Centralist government.

Under President Antonio López de Santa Anna the government of Mexico began to drift towards a more centralist form.