Definition of powerbrokering in US English:

powerbrokering

(also powerbroking)

noun & adjective

See powerbroker
Example sentencesExamples
- In Spain and her former American colonies, in Italy and in the Balkans, constitutional appearances barely concealed older forms of power-broking, factionalism, and conflict.
- But the 10 new members should not have to rely on charity, any more than the older members should be able to impose their will by power-broking.
- In the climate of individualism, competition and neoliberalism, this lesson has to be learnt and built through struggle on the ground, not through deals and power-broking at the top.
- His decision closes an era of power-broking but leaves a fierce battle between Labor, Liberals and the Greens to capture the spot he's vacating.
- His last period as Prime Minister was marked by old-fashioned power-broking between the parties within his five-party coalition, instead of the application of cautious government reform begun by his predecessors during the 1980s.

Definition of powerbrokering in US English:

powerbrokering

(also powerbroking)

noun & adjective

See powerbroker
Example sentencesExamples
- In Spain and her former American colonies, in Italy and in the Balkans, constitutional appearances barely concealed older forms of power-broking, factionalism, and conflict.
- But the 10 new members should not have to rely on charity, any more than the older members should be able to impose their will by power-broking.
- In the climate of individualism, competition and neoliberalism, this lesson has to be learnt and built through struggle on the ground, not through deals and power-broking at the top.
- His decision closes an era of power-broking but leaves a fierce battle between Labor, Liberals and the Greens to capture the spot he's vacating.
- His last period as Prime Minister was marked by old-fashioned power-broking between the parties within his five-party coalition, instead of the application of cautious government reform begun by his predecessors during the 1980s.

词汇	powerbrokering
释义	Definition of powerbrokering in US English: powerbrokering (also powerbroking) noun & adjective See powerbroker Example sentencesExamples In Spain and her former American colonies, in Italy and in the Balkans, constitutional appearances barely concealed older forms of power-broking, factionalism, and conflict. But the 10 new members should not have to rely on charity, any more than the older members should be able to impose their will by power-broking. In the climate of individualism, competition and neoliberalism, this lesson has to be learnt and built through struggle on the ground, not through deals and power-broking at the top. His decision closes an era of power-broking but leaves a fierce battle between Labor, Liberals and the Greens to capture the spot he's vacating. His last period as Prime Minister was marked by old-fashioned power-broking between the parties within his five-party coalition, instead of the application of cautious government reform begun by his predecessors during the 1980s. Definition of powerbrokering in US English: powerbrokering (also powerbroking) noun & adjective See powerbroker Example sentencesExamples In Spain and her former American colonies, in Italy and in the Balkans, constitutional appearances barely concealed older forms of power-broking, factionalism, and conflict. But the 10 new members should not have to rely on charity, any more than the older members should be able to impose their will by power-broking. In the climate of individualism, competition and neoliberalism, this lesson has to be learnt and built through struggle on the ground, not through deals and power-broking at the top. His decision closes an era of power-broking but leaves a fierce battle between Labor, Liberals and the Greens to capture the spot he's vacating. His last period as Prime Minister was marked by old-fashioned power-broking between the parties within his five-party coalition, instead of the application of cautious government reform begun by his predecessors during the 1980s.
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