Sentence examples for Promote decentralization from inspiring English sources

From 1972 to 1983 it was part of the Bathurst-Orange Growth Area, designed to promote decentralization.

Bounds writes that Glow is his "personal attempt at building a social network that doesn't sacrifice simplicity, features or user-experience in an effort to promote decentralization, user privacy and data ownership".

The merger of the KRG is likely to be the prelude to a period of heightened political activity to promote decentralization, Kurdish claims to Kirkuk and international links, including attracting foreign investment.

The fact that U.S. assistance programs continue to promote decentralization overseas while there exists a trend toward centralization at home is ironic, and sad.

Environmentalists often draw attention to these traditions to promote decentralization in sub-Saharan Africa (Woodhouse 1997).

Because "more effective efforts to promote decentralization, devolution and democratization require a better understanding of governance processes if reform efforts are to have greater impact" (p22).

On the one hand, this administrative transformation promoted decentralization and local autonomy: citizens of each département, district, and commune elected their own local officials.

In this unfinished agenda, there are two opposite forces at play: one that fosters greater centralization and another one that promotes decentralization with co-operation.

In line with the agreement from the International Conference on Water and Environment (ICWE) that was held in 1992 in Dublin, Ireland, and in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil (Calder 2005; Mosha et al. 2016), the country is promoting decentralization principles for water governance.

"Blockchain has the technological underpinnings to ensure better data security," said Xiaoyang He, founder of Lambda, a secure and scalable decentralized storage network with a mission to promote the decentralization of the Internet.

This was particularly true in relation to industry and commerce until the 1950s, when the national government began to promote industrial decentralization.