Sentence examples for Fragmentation of power from inspiring English sources
Anarchic fragmentation of power.
"Some of this institutional weakness comes from the post-PRI fragmentation of power," Jablonska said.
Now, however, the fragmentation of power between different centres and personalities is no longer tolerated.
First, the fragmentation of power, especially within the military, was such that no one faction thought it could prevail.
America may often seem on the brink of implosion, yet it draws strength from its fragmentation of power, the same fragmentation as was advocated for Norway.
Seen from the perspective of the world, the fragmentation of power after the cold war creates new dangers of disorder that need to be mitigated by the sense of regularity and predictability that only the rule of law can provide.
The fragmentation of powers on a local-urban plane tends to weaken the capacities and legitimacy of the democratic State; it ensues that the actual functioning of the mechanisms and procedures both of control (of the governed over the governors) and of public decisions (of the governors for the governed) entails high salience of concentration of State powers.
This was occasionally dangerous, for bishops, however loyal, were not royal officials and were more interested in the politics of the city than in those of the kingdom; it also represented a clear move toward both the institutionalization of local power autonomous from kings and the fragmentation of that power.
By meddling with Obama's foreign policy, Republicans have opened a new chapter in the fragmentation of American power.
Indeed, increasing the fragmentation of legislative power may sometimes increase both the expected frequency and the expected extremism of legislative enactments.
The fragmentation of political power resulting from the decline of the Carolingians meant that the kings of France were forced into rivalries, alliances, and conflicts with the princes, who were for many generations the real rulers of their territories.
