power-sharing

noun

1. a political arrangement in which opposing groups in a society participate in government

Example Sentences

The SNP is in power as a minority administration after a power-sharing agreement with the Greens collapsed in April.

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In court summons, Biffa argued it was given "clear assurances" from former Green minister Lorna Slater - who has since left government after the end of the SNP-Green power-sharing agreement - that the scheme would go ahead.

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Officially, the DUP has always maintained it never sat down with Sinn Féin until Ian Paisley and Gerry Adams met at Stormont in March 2007, shortly before the parties entered power-sharing.

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Officially, the DUP has always maintained it never sat down with Sinn Féin until Ian Paisley and Gerry Adams met at Stormont in March 2007, shortly before the parties entered power-sharing.

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While she accepted the past number of weeks have been “difficult”, she insisted the power-sharing executive remains “stable”.

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