confederation , confed. (abbreviation)

They will find our Confederation open and free to all of them.

The project of the Confederation, however, never came to anything.

Would you have your county a member of the Confederation?

After 1499 it was also the home of a Confederation court.

You should be able to see what is happening to the Confederation.

But the Confederation was never strong enough to be able to attack another country.

Peace has finally come to the Confederation, or so it seems.

Most of them believe there is no more Confederation, and that these new people might turn out not too bad.

They say that a confederation of 22 cities went to war.

The confederation adopted its current form and name in 1936.

The state of control is held elsewhere in the confederation.

His work was then made available to the 75 million members of the world's largest trade confederation.

After Confederation he took no further interest in political affairs.

Despite being a confederation, criminal law was left in the hands of the States.

"We go back and forth among the Confederation a lot."

While the confederation might still be in existence, much has not been heard of the same since.

He was said to have united them into a confederation of tribes.

And if the Confederation knew about the twins, what else did they have?

"How much do you think he's worth if we turn him over to the Confederation authorities?"

"You could say the same about every star system in the Confederation, sir."

Too bad the Confederation strike force was no longer in a position to do anything about it.

That would not be a confederation, but an association of separate states.

For the first hundred years after Confederation, private bills were more common.

If a confederation should take place, one great question is how shall we vote?

"A confederation is one of the serious options for the final status."