power-sharing
Britishnoun
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"If we can safely boost this natural power-sharing system, it could one day help slow or even reverse some effects of cellular aging."
From Science Daily
Under the country's power-sharing system, the post of president is reserved for a Maronite Christian.
From Barron's
Speaking on Monday, the DUP leader said Baroness Hallett did not put enough weight on how parties in Northern Ireland have to work within a mandatory power-sharing coalition.
From BBC
It comes when there are growing fears of political instability and a possible return to civil war, after the recent collapse of a fragile power-sharing agreement between Kiir and opposition leader Riek Machar.
From BBC
The 2018 power-sharing agreement that ended the war has been fraught with challenges, as tensions persist and sporadic violence continues to erupt.
From BBC
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