In practice, the process of integration (such as in the U.S. Constitution):

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has never gone beyond a partial and uneasy sharing of power between state and supranational levels. Integration has produced shared institutions, but states have generally retained substantial sovereignty and have repeatedly contested the division of authority with supranational bodies. The European Union therefore represents significant but incomplete and uneasy power-sharing, not full integration.

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has never seen even partial success

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has been fully and successfully realized in the form of the European Union

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has never been attempted on a national level; it has only been tried on an international level

In practice, the process of integration (such as in the U.S. Constitution):

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