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centralist

[ UK /sˈɛntɹəlˌɪst/ ]
ADJECTIVE
  1. advocating centralization

How To Use centralist In A Sentence

  • Those who are centralists favor more national action in regard to solving problems.
  • But whether you're a Hobbesian centralist or a Burkean constitutionalist, as long as you are a conservative you part from libertarians.
  • David Cameron has learned that it's easy to be a small-statist, a decentralist, even a libertarian, in opposition: harder but sometimes more important when the pressure's on and the levers in your hands. Suddenly the state is back in vogue at Number 10. But for how long? | Will Hutton
  • Describing himself as a ‘pragmatic centralist’, Professor Cox called for more scientists to engage in debate beyond their laboratories.
  • Add to that "decentralist", I admit to assuming something along the lines of "workers' councils and cooperatives. The desperation of Welsh Unionism
  • I can remember that it was necessary to struggle very hard against that centralistic spirit, a bit capitalistic. CASTRO SPEECH AT MONCADA ANNIVERSARY CEREMONY
  • I am a centralist and a Republican conservative.
  • A dictatorship, with an authoritarian and centralist regime, was in place under Franco at the time.
  • In the face of an increasingly insular, hostile, right wing centralist party and a hard left statist party, we have to aim for the middle.
  • He's authoritarian, a centralist, and takes no prisoners.
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