Adjective
confederal (not comparable)
Of, pertaining to, or being a confederation.
An inclusive democracy today can only take the form of a confederal democracy that is based on a network of administrative councils whose members or delegates are elected from popular face-to-face democratic assemblies in the various demoi. Source: Internet
Authority can be delegated to a segment of the citizen body to carry out specific duties, for example to serve as members of popular courts, or of regional and confederal councils. Source: Internet
“The European Youth Guarantee aims to puts young people at the centre of employment policy-making in a way that trade unions have called for over many years,” Ludovic Voet, Confederal Secretary of the European Trade Union Confederation told EURACTIV. Source: Internet
But he wanted a confederal arrangement, and in a confederation, both sides had to have representation in the government”. Source: Internet
The Arician wood sanctuary near the lake of Nemi was Latin confederal as testified by the dedicatory epigraph quoted by Cato. Source: Internet
Confederal constitutions are rare, and there is often dispute to whether so-called "confederal" states are actually federal. Source: Internet