Sentence examples for Foster decentralization from inspiring English sources
Not Susannah Fox, who wrapped up Friday's main session with a closing keynote at Stanford Medicine X. Fox is chief technology officer in the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services and leads its IDEA Lab, a group created in 2013 to foster decentralization and teamwork in the huge agency.
The BCH community believes that by focusing on these features, BCH will onboard more people and this increased adoption will foster decentralization.
How should we understand knowledge creation and distribution in a system that simultaneously fosters decentralization and potential commercial hegemony?
While the Bank has, correctly, fostered decentralization, the reform process needs to be deepened and complemented by the reduction of executive autonomy, the strengthening of Parliament and the introduction of greater democracy into the institution of chieftaincy.
Among the changes fostered by decentralization, a Geographic Information System (GIS) was set up, and bacteriology laboratories were established at five district hospital laboratories.
The aim of this paper is to present a survey on secessions covering both legal issues and the main contributions of the economic literature, with a particular focus on the question as to whether decentralization fosters or hinders the desire to secede.
Both the East River Guggenheim and the MOMA-P.S. 1 Long Island City alliance foster the concept of decentralization, maximizing our city's vast infrastructure and announcing that New York can support dispersed cultural institutions in our varied communities.
Well, at the companies we're talking about, this kind of radical decentralization and fostering of internal competition actually was a strategy.
Factors Affecting Sustainability and Scale-Up Decentralization has fostered scale-up of ECD services and increased potential for sustainability as local communities take ownership of ECD programming.
Businesses were encouraged to "bring the market inside" — to foster internal competition, independence, and decentralization.
