CEFR C2 Vocabulary - Government

a formal ceremony at which a person is admitted to office

an economic system where success in business is determined by close relationships between businesspeople and government officials, rather than market competition

the speech delivered by a newly elected President of the United States at their swearing-in ceremony, articulating their vision, objectives, and plans for their term in office

a politician who appeals to the desires and prejudices of ordinary people instead of valid arguments in order to gain support

a person or group of people who are often employed by politicians, public figures, or the government in order to shape the public opinion in their favor

a political and administrative division having local self-government, typically responsible for governing a specific urban area, town, or city and its surrounding communities

an organization that consists of countries, parties, or businesses which have formed an alliance to help one another

an understanding or agreement between nations, often informal and less binding than a formal alliance

a form of government in which corrupt leaders use their power to exploit the country's resources for personal gain

an authoritative rejection or prohibition of something, especially a proposal or decision made by someone of an authority

a form of government or society in which power is held and influenced primarily by the wealthy or a small privileged class

a political system in which a small group of high-powered people control a country or organization

the supreme authority or power of a state or governing body to govern itself without interference from external forces

to officially start or introduce something

to transfer or delegate responsibility, authority, or a specific matter to a particular individual, group, or entity

to suspend or discontinue a session of a legislative body or parliament, typically by the authority of the head of state or government, without dissolving it

to enforce a type of payment, such as fees, taxes, or fines and collecting them

to provide financial support, typically from the government or a organization, to help reduce the cost of goods, services, or certain activities

to transfer decision-making or administrative power from a central authority to local or regional entities

to formally approve a decision, action, etc., typically through an official process or legal means

to bring under the jurisdiction or authority of a federal government