How To Use Centralisation In A Sentence
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The bureaucrats and political executive at the state level, have a vested interest to centralise powers and authority and their hostility to evolve a genuine system of democratic decentralisation is well known.
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For this, a decentralisation of the initiative is necessary, or in other words, an affirmed self-organisation of the struggle.
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Chris, you don’t seem arrogant and decentralisation is your watchword, so I guess I’ll give the benefit of the doubt.
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It was another aspect of the Government's decentralisation programme that was working for the betterment of local areas.
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Tout ce que la centralisation laisse entrevoir de défauts, de ridicules et absurdités, d'oppression, de paperasseries en France, est grossi en Afrique au centuple.
Correspondence & Conversations of Alexis de Tocqueville with Nassau William Senior from 1834 to 1859, Volume 2
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Decentralisation of disbursal of cash benefits and monthly meetings at the district level of various Welfare Boards will improve the situation for workers.
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But in France and England, where the centralisation is far less complete, the success of the socialistic party and its achievement of supreme power would mean an almost entire subversal of all established methods of administration, for all the threads would have first to be gathered into a single hand.
Mediaeval Socialism
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Certainly when I worked there, decentralisation was a topic on everyone's lips and not a lot of people wanted to move.
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It does not have the centralisation of religious authority which can both unify people around a coherent set of values and prevent the emergence of extremes.
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He added that "centralisation" of policing is a "bad idea", and said it is clear the government wants to make local police boards redundant or abolish them altogether.
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Its main municipal objectives were efficient and accountable administration based on political and administrative decentralisation.
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After Deputy Power made his promise, the Government decided to shelve its plans for decentralisation until after the general election.
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Hopefully, we'll have hundreds of civil servants setting up in due course when decentralisation comes on stream, so there's no danger of oversupplying the housing market.
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Although the new body will not replace local boards, yesterday's move prompted criticism from opposition politicians over the "centralisation" of policing.
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This restructuring and decentralisation plan simplifies our business, and will improve our focus, agility and control.
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Belgium supported the idea of decentralisation arguing that it could bring government accountability down to the grassroots level.
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At Blackpool yesterday, the shadow home secretary, Oliver Letwin, promised a radical counter-revolution against this creeping centralisation.
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Of course, many schools do manage to transform themselves, but key factors in their success - autonomy, innovative leadership, discipline - are undermined by centralisation and micromanagement.
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Just how fast we can move towards industrial decentralisation cannot now be said.
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Moreover, managerial decentralisation and a shift in the locus of bargaining and power relations raises the prospect for trade union renewal at the state sector workplace.
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We believe in autonomy and decentralisation, but centralise a few core values.
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The Association should encourage the decentralisation of multinational companies to economic blackspots and areas that do not suffer from labour shortages.
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Public institutions need to be democratised and decentralisation is necessary in the public domain in order to achieve active citizenship.
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These jobs were not part of the Government's decentralisation announcement in the December Budget.
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He speaks about mutualism, localism, devolution and the decentralisation of power.
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After all, if we are in favour of decentralisation of education and cutting targets, something which Lib Dems coming in all flavours support in one way or another, surely we are in effect calling on national government to do the exact opposite of what Davey is demanding.
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The secretary of the Southwark diocese explains that centralisation of stipendiary obligations has taken place in conjunction with devolution of more day-to-day duties.
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And the second best kind of decentralisation is not from Ottawa to the provinces but rather to the local communities.
Thirty Million Musketeers
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The transfer of certain functions of administrative control from central departments of government to the county councils - decentralisation; 6.
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It is time for a decentralisation programme for our vastly overmanned Civil Service.
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Vast amounts are whittled away on such concepts as benchmarking and decentralisation, but urgent road projects are still being argued over at Oireachtas committees.
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Were it possible to bring about the decentralisation which is to-day preoccupying minds lacking in foresight, the achievement would promptly have for consequence the most sanguinary disorders.
The Crowd: A Study of the Popular Mind
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Public institutions need to be democratised and decentralisation is necessary in the public domain in order to achieve active citizenship.
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If we are to have a proper enterprise economy in the north and encourage decentralisation, we need to plan for it and prepare for it.
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The ministry of rural development is now testing its decentralisation plan - termed sector reform - on 70 million rural Indians.
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If we do not want heavy centralisation we must have small systems, systems where the web of relationships can be self-ordering, self-correcting and organic.
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In 1957, he barnstormed across the USSR to proclaim his new decentralisation plan for ‘regional economic councils’.
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Labour’s change from wanting less state intervention contradicts with their long-standing strands of centralisation, and so when localisation is carried out it is often tokenism.
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However, the big test in the near-term will be to convince the public and more importantly, public servants, that the ambitious decentralisation plan is capable of being delivered.
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He is the least hostile of the civil and public service union leaders towards decentralisation, mainly because of his union's younger age profile.
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No longer is the concern a simple alternative - local autonomy or centralisation.
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The efforts in recent years of successive governments at decentralisation is no more than a cosmetic exercise.
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At Blackpool yesterday, the shadow home secretary, Oliver Letwin, promised a radical counter-revolution against this creeping centralisation.
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Public institutions need to be democratised and decentralisation is necessary in the public domain in order to achieve active citizenship.
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We support gay marriages, decriminalising soft drugs and prostitution, and decentralisation.
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This shows that devolution and decentralisation is the way of the future and I look forward to further initiatives under the Better Local Government programme.
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Generously, one can conclude that this wrong approach is responsible for: misguided references to so-called centralisation of power in the state Presidency (when COSATU has called for a stronger Presidency to ensure implementation of AsgiSA), a misreading of the ANC constitution about the roles of the President and the Secretary-General and, to some extent, a presumed orchestrated marginalisation of Parliament.
MANAGING NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC TRANSFORMATION
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The transfer of certain functions of administrative control from central departments of government to the county councils - decentralisation; 6.
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At the same time, Richard Haass - like Blackwill, a key official in both Bush administrations and president of the influential Council on Foreign Relations for most of the past decade - offered a variation of that stratagem which he called 'decentralisation', in last week's 'Newsweek' cover story, entitled 'We're Not Winning.
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And you know, a funny thing about decentralisation is that some of us might be dubious about it, but nobody hates it.
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They reveal an obsession with centralisation which is in direct conflict with the prescriptions of the new constitution," Mr
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But too much centralisation cramps the very leadership qualities that are desperately required to modernise the NHS.
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But although there is evidence for a centralisation of the different Canaanite-style cults into the worship of Yahweh in the capital – Jerusalem – over this period the most which can be said was that a form of monolatry, a belief in one God for a particular people had emerged.
Zoroaster – forgotten prophet of the one God
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I've posed this question to ANC structures, asking what this so-called centralisation of power was, and what its manifestations were.
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Decentralisation of power is the key to ensuring smooth conduct of examinations.
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He said effective decentralisation of resources and responsibilities was also important for growth.
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Justice's transformation objectives, namely the decentralisation of its functions with the view of achieving community participation in the administration of justice and improved service delivery.
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So there were great virtues in decentralisation and democratic accountability at all levels in any society.
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The modern centralised Sagha is largely a result of the development of the modern nation-state and the consequential centralisation of political power.
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Congregation of Cluny was based upon the idea of centralisation; unlike the Abbot of the ordinary Benedictine monastery, who was concerned with the affairs of a single house, the Abbot of Cluny presided over a number of monasteries, each of which was entrusted only to a Prior.
The Church and the Empire, Being an Outline of the History of the Church from A.D. 1003 to A.D. 1304
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Abhisit, who has been non-committal on the idea of decentralisation or self-rule for the once-independent region, has said that a long-term political solution was important, but he ruled out talks with the opposition fighters.
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The second one, which I call the interventionist and harmonisation model, is characterised by enormous centralisation of decision-making in Brussels, by far-reaching regulation of human activities, by harmonisation of all kinds of “parameters” of political, economic and social systems, by standardisation and homogenization of human life.
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Kiltimagh is the ideal location for decentralisation of IT type projects.
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Le suivi des conversations m'intéresse beaucoup moins que la centralisation de tous mes commentaires en un endroit.
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The transfer of certain functions of administrative control from central departments of government to the county councils - decentralisation; 6.
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However, contacts with continental Europe, and areas that had been imperialised closer to home, meant that native rulers could take on aspects of centralisation if they wanted to.
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But it is to improved transport services that we may look to facilitate a kind of decentralisation, the net gain of which is less dubious than that arising from the substitution of a large number of industrial villages for a small number of industrial towns.
The Evolution of Modern Capitalism A Study of Machine Production
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This is intended to help government and its partners clarify processes for the decentralisation process and build capacity for it.
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Representatives were unable to cope with the increasing discontent and conflict which arose from trust decentralisation, organisational restructuring and new managerial processes of control.
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Journalists had struck for one day over cuts and the centralisation of subbing across a number of titles.
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It advocates decentralisation, economic reforms, additional support for the less well-off and a return to the pacifism spelled out in the constitution.
