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power-sharing

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noun

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

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At the time, the board envisioned a power-sharing arrangement between the two Bobs, but it ultimately fueled bitterness.

From Los Angeles Times

In May 2022, Slater, who was then circular economy minister as part of the Greens power-sharing agreement with the SNP, wrote to Biffa after being forced to delay the start date by a year.

From BBC

Newly-released state papers reveal more details about a row over flags within the first power-sharing executive after the Good Friday Agreement.

From BBC

"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