1. The plural of Consociation is Consociation

2. Enterprise group from several legal person economy of business enterprise consociation but become consociation entity.

3. What are synonyms for Consociation?

4. “Consociation” is a coined term

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7. Friendly Consociation with your kindred elements

8. Political Consociation; government through guaranteed group representation

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11. Consociational definition: relating to Consociation Meaning, pronunciation, translations and examples

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13. The diagnostic certainty of consociation many diadynamic methods is 3%.

14. Consociation, one type of power‐sharing, is perhaps the least appreciated

15. What does Consociationalism mean? Political Consociation; government through guaranteed group representation

16. Consociation a climax vegetation in which one species is dominant, e.g

17. Consociation a climax vegetation in which one species is dominant, e.g

18. Consociation provides good incentives for coop-eration — a share in power

19. Objective Purpose:In the study western medicine consociation treatment hepatocirrhosis ascites clinical curative effect.

20. A Treatise on Northern Ireland, Volume III Consociation and Confederation Brendan O'Leary

21. The soil component in a Consociation may be identified at any taxonomic level

22. 23 Analysts differ over whether Consociation has been a consistent goal of UK governments

23. The consociation of these factors revolt with old communication system, result in good communication effect.

24. Objective : To summarize curative effect that the puerarin consociation sibeline cure the cervical vertigo.

25. Synonyms for Consociation include association, league, club, group, society, union, alliance, coalition, company and corporation

26. In Consociation with practical examples, the purport and calculation method of weighted mean efficiency is elucidated

27. In a Consociation, delineated areas use a single name from the dominant component in the map unit

28. Gender as a Primary Equalizer in Plural Societies: A Theory of Cross-Ethnic Solidarity within Consociation

29. This chapter demonstrates that his central claim is that “Consociation promotes stability in plural societies.” It also shows that he has consistently described Consociation as consisting of four core components: grand coalition, segmental autonomy, proportionality, and minority veto power.

30. Methods Adopting the chest abdomen consociation flap to repair arms large area skins defection in 23 cases.

31. The Consociation which tries usage ADAMS to carry on machine system and liquid to press system imitates really

32. The consociation which tries usage ADAMS to carry on machine system and liquid to press system imitates really.

33. ConclusionThe examination and therapy of diabetic retinopathy should be a part of the diabetes system consociation treatment.

34. Also, there exists same cultural background and research value between them and which is the premise of their consociation .

35. To champion Consociation normatively, but to do so carefully, respect-ing the canons and protocols of scrupulous political science

36. Consociations In a consociation, delineated areas use a single name from the dominant component in the map unit

37. Think all allies of the consociation of Ba Da2 king constituted strong Greece allied troops to go on expedition Troy.

38. The match declared to nationalize private's canal of Su in 19 and setback English, method, interfere with the consociation military.

39. But a Consociation of churches hath no particular head as such, of divine institution, to constitute and govern them as one

40. The Consociation is formed for achieving Social Justice to all citizens in collaboration with Vakil and Jantha of the nation

41. * This essay is a revised version of my chapter, “Consociation and Federation: Conceptual and Empirical Links,” which will appear in N

42. Consociation [kən‚sō·sē′ā·shən] (ecology) A climax community of plants which is dominated by a single species.

43. A competent scholar, in recognising this Consociation of Hebrew religion with the moon's phases, rightly ascribes to it an earlier origin

44. Conclusion: Clinical curative effect that the puerarin consociation sibeline cure cervical vertigo enhances obviously than appling Sibeline, and no obviously bad response.

45. A Consociation is a kind of map unit that consists of one major soil or miscellaneous area plus any components of minor extent

46. It is rather the "Consociation," which one might describe as the traditional corporation inflected by the Aristotelian teaching on the citizen

47. A CHRISTIAN DIRECTORY BAXTER RICHARD Of the effect and purpose of this Consociation no very definite explanation has so far been given to me

48. Two is the wedding that the emperor is worried that her grandpa will pass her Consociation some influences in dynasty send menace to emperor's right

49. Conclusion it is a good method that using chest abdomen consociation flap to repair arms a large area skin defects, and can obtain result satisfied.

50. Consociation is a well-established and potentially democratic, liberal and fair means of achieving self-determination for communities in deeply pluralist or deeply divided places.

51. Two is the wedding that the emperor is worried that her grandpa will pass her consociation some influences in dynasty send menace to emperor's right.

52. Sometimes the effective choice is between Consociation and much worse alternatives: armed conflict, genocide and ethnic expulsion, imposed partition, or control by one group or coalition.

53. During the course of the night the two souls are supposed to enter into mystic Consociation with the babe, and thenceforth to be its companions.

54. The Consociation and reorganization of the enterprise Brand popularity competition brings us the in an effort to defend the national brands and develop new products 2

55. A radio data acquisition and management system based on MODBUS agreement is introduced in this paper, which is applied to data acquisition and management in oil-filed consociation stations.

56. The components of Consociation are found to promote lasting peace in divided societies most successfully when combined with additional incentives for the encouragement of cross-cutting cleavages and shared loyalties

57. Drawing out the implications for an Althusian theory of education might supply an interesting counterpoint to John Locke and would vindicate the Althusian idea of the family as a " Consociation ."

58. The Consociation (CONSO) is a business consultancy for Small and Medium Enterprises which uses Design Thinking processes to serve the comprehensive needs of businesses in the growth phase of the business cycle

59. It is for this reason a coalition, a Consociation, and more importantly a movement be assembled for the replacement of the now elderly aristocracy in favor of a more youthful, future-driven class of leaders

60. Proceedings of the North and South Consociations of Litchfield County, Ct: In Convention at Litchfield, July 7 and 8, 1852, to Commemorate the Centennial Anniversary of Their Primitive Organization [Consociation, Litchfield North] on Amazon.com

61. If one broadens the search to articles that mention Consociationalism in the abstract and/or keywords, the number is even higher: 33 articles in 2018.3 3 For this category, 2016 was an even better year with 38 mentions of Consociation*

62. O’Leary, ‘Debating Consociation’ emphasis on ‘joint-ness’.In fact, we may usefully distinguish ‘unani- mous Consociations’ (grand coalitions), ‘concurrent Consociations’ (in which the executive has majority support in each significant segment), and ‘weak Consociations’ (where the executive may have only a plurality level of support among one or more segments).