Power-sharing (noun)

1. The distribution of political power among different groups, parties, or regions within a country, usually in order to ensure stability and prevent conflict.
2. An arrangement in which power is distributed among multiple individuals or organizations, rather than being held by one person or group.

Origin:

The term 'power-sharing' was first recorded in english in the 20th century and is derived from the words 'power' and 'sharing'.

Examples:

1. The power-sharing agreement between the government and opposition groups helped to end the conflict and restore peace in the country.
2. The power-sharing formula was designed to give minority groups a voice in the government and ensure that their rights were protected.
3. In the power-sharing system, each political party was allocated a certain number of cabinet positions based on the results of the election.
4. The power-sharing arrangement was seen as a model for other countries facing similar challenges.
5. The power-sharing deal was a crucial step towards reconciliation and a more inclusive society.