Definition of subsidiarity in English:

subsidiarity

noun səbˌsɪdɪˈarɪti

mass noun

(in politics) the principle that a central authority should have a subsidiary function, performing only those tasks which cannot be performed at a more local level.
（政治中的）辅助原则（即中央权力机构应起辅助作用，只履行地方机构不能履行的任务）
as modifier the Maastricht Treaty reasserts the rights of member nation states through the subsidiarity principle
Example sentencesExamples
- Social policy as embodied in the welfare state belongs, following the principle of subsidiarity, to the member states.
- While religious leaders have the attention of politicians and the media, they must advance a comprehensive agenda for urban change informed by the principle of subsidiarity.
- What is needed among the first steps to recovery is a vigorous defense of the principle of subsidiarity, according to which we understand that, for every important operation of society, authority should be held at the most local level.
- It runs counter to the principle of subsidiarity and the Commission neither has the legal right nor the resources to engage in this work.
- The principle of subsidiarity is strengthened.
- And in the German and Dutch welfare systems - very different from Nordic social democracies - subsidiarity and sphere sovereignty paved the way.
- Power-sharing in most federal regimes is governed by the subsidiarity principle, with powers formally divided in a way that brings government as close to the citizen as possible.
- How does all of this square with the principle of subsidiarity in the EU?
- However, this proposition sits uneasily with the principle of subsidiarity, and does not take into account the fact that national policies might pursue different goals from that of the Community.
- In many respects, the development of international human rights is an example of the principle of subsidiarity - the international community only steps in when the State cannot or will not deal with the problem.
- Clearly, the principle of subsidiarity has little content under the draft constitution.
- Associations that contribute to public welfare typically operate according to the principle of subsidiarity.
- Thirdly, politicians and managers must rethink organisational roles, nurturing the principle of subsidiarity.
- Two further measures are worthy of mention: EU citizenship and the principle of subsidiarity.
- They have also applied the principle of subsidiarity to empower sub-national and not merely national governments vis-à-vis Brussels.
- Most groups now also suggest localization and subsidiarity as key principles opposed to globalization.
- Whether greater collaboration and the implementation of the principle of subsidiarity may cause a further development of the church's teachings on these matters is beyond the scope of these reflections.
- The Catholic principle of subsidiarity affirms an important role for the state, but also a crucial role for other societal institutions.
- According to the Maastricht Treaty, for areas that do not fall under the exclusive competence of the EU the subsidiarity principle should be applied.
- The resolution must indicate the appropriate legal basis and be accompanied by detailed recommendations and must respect the principle of subsidiarity and the fundamental rights of citizens.

Rhymes

angularity, barbarity, bipolarity, charity, circularity, clarity, complementarity, familiarity, granularity, hilarity, insularity, irregularity, jocularity, linearity, parity, particularity, peculiarity, polarity, popularity, regularity, secularity, similarity, singularity, solidarity, unitarity, vernacularity, vulgarity

词汇	subsidiarity
释义	Definition of subsidiarity in English: subsidiarity noun səbˌsɪdɪˈarɪti mass noun (in politics) the principle that a central authority should have a subsidiary function, performing only those tasks which cannot be performed at a more local level. （政治中的）辅助原则（即中央权力机构应起辅助作用，只履行地方机构不能履行的任务） as modifier the Maastricht Treaty reasserts the rights of member nation states through the subsidiarity principle Example sentencesExamples Social policy as embodied in the welfare state belongs, following the principle of subsidiarity, to the member states. While religious leaders have the attention of politicians and the media, they must advance a comprehensive agenda for urban change informed by the principle of subsidiarity. What is needed among the first steps to recovery is a vigorous defense of the principle of subsidiarity, according to which we understand that, for every important operation of society, authority should be held at the most local level. It runs counter to the principle of subsidiarity and the Commission neither has the legal right nor the resources to engage in this work. The principle of subsidiarity is strengthened. And in the German and Dutch welfare systems - very different from Nordic social democracies - subsidiarity and sphere sovereignty paved the way. Power-sharing in most federal regimes is governed by the subsidiarity principle, with powers formally divided in a way that brings government as close to the citizen as possible. How does all of this square with the principle of subsidiarity in the EU? However, this proposition sits uneasily with the principle of subsidiarity, and does not take into account the fact that national policies might pursue different goals from that of the Community. In many respects, the development of international human rights is an example of the principle of subsidiarity - the international community only steps in when the State cannot or will not deal with the problem. Clearly, the principle of subsidiarity has little content under the draft constitution. Associations that contribute to public welfare typically operate according to the principle of subsidiarity. Thirdly, politicians and managers must rethink organisational roles, nurturing the principle of subsidiarity. Two further measures are worthy of mention: EU citizenship and the principle of subsidiarity. They have also applied the principle of subsidiarity to empower sub-national and not merely national governments vis-à-vis Brussels. Most groups now also suggest localization and subsidiarity as key principles opposed to globalization. Whether greater collaboration and the implementation of the principle of subsidiarity may cause a further development of the church's teachings on these matters is beyond the scope of these reflections. The Catholic principle of subsidiarity affirms an important role for the state, but also a crucial role for other societal institutions. According to the Maastricht Treaty, for areas that do not fall under the exclusive competence of the EU the subsidiarity principle should be applied. The resolution must indicate the appropriate legal basis and be accompanied by detailed recommendations and must respect the principle of subsidiarity and the fundamental rights of citizens. Rhymes angularity, barbarity, bipolarity, charity, circularity, clarity, complementarity, familiarity, granularity, hilarity, insularity, irregularity, jocularity, linearity, parity, particularity, peculiarity, polarity, popularity, regularity, secularity, similarity, singularity, solidarity, unitarity, vernacularity, vulgarity
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