Although the international trend is for corporatised hospitals, most Australian states have now adopted integrated health system structures [ 59], most Canadian provinces have also regionalised and regionalisation is a common trend in many European nations.
The groups would be regionalised and could even start on Boxing Day.
The heath was as tightly regionalised and governed by etiquette as an early modern court.
More probable are regionalised conflicts between neighbouring states that are heavily dependent on the same water source.
The Government's devolution agenda could also see some of Network Rail's already heavily regionalised budgets largely overseen by a swathe of elected mayors.
Naver, too, owns a messaging app, Line, with 400m users, but it is based in Japan.The market is highly regionalised: most friendships are local, after all.
"Instead of a giant, purpose-built plant to supply the global market, you could imagine smaller, regionalised plants," says Mr Sofen.
But Andrew Lansley, as coalition government health secretary, wanted call centres that would take pressure off the emergency ambulance service and was determined that it should be regionalised and opened up to competitive tender.
Its laissez-faire approach, washing its hands of central oversight in favour of catch-penny "localism", together with savage budget cuts and the threat of privatisation, has allowed control rooms to be shut, merged and regionalised ad hoc.
The song also features cockney rhyming slang which, as the ultimate crypolect, was another big feature, transcending Bow bells and used by ravers around the country and in some cases, regionalised.
