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Coequality
Coequality Co`e*qual"i*ty, n.
The state of being on an equality, as in rank or power.
Coequally
Coequally Co*e"qual*ly, adv.
With coequality.
Meaning of Coequal from wikipedia
- In
category theory, a
coequalizer (or coequaliser) is a
generalization of a
quotient by an
equivalence relation to
objects in an
arbitrary category. It...
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Department of the Navy,
alongside the
United States Marine Corps,
which is its
coequal sister service. The
Department of the Navy is
headed by the
civilian secretary...
- are
coequalizers and coproducts;
Pushouts can be
constructed from
coproducts and
coequalizers, as
described below (the
pushout is the
coequalizer of the...
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executive branch,
while legislative authority vests in a
separate but
coequal legislature. Meanwhile,
judicial power is
constitutionally guaranteed to...
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collaborate rather than compete, and they
contribute to the
creation in a
coequal way. In many
other instances the two
beings are not of the same importance...
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Marshall sought to do away with this
practice to help
build the
Court into a
coequal branch. Suddath,
Claire (December 19, 2008). "A
Brief History of Impeachment"...
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closely enough with the Five
Families that it
appears to be a peer or near
coequal of the families.
Various criminal organizations have been
deemed the "Sixth...
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legislature in a
presidential system is
considered an
independent and
coequal branch of
government along with both the
judiciary and the executive. Nevertheless...
- unlimited,
while the
American position was that
colonial legislatures were
coequal with
Parliament and
outside of its jurisdiction. As the
revolution progressed...
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Lower Chamber, was
coequal to the
upper chamber. Its
members were
elected by the electorate. Efri deild, the
Upper Chamber, was
coequal to the
lower chamber...
