Sentence examples for a centralizing force from inspiring English sources

Then, nationalism was a centralizing force, antagonistic towards local government.

For this reason with 60° of glenohumeral abduction and external rotation a centralizing force of 22 N and an anterior-inferior directed 30 N force was applied by the robot.

As Visser (2013, p. 61) notes, mediation can serve as a strong centralizing force in an otherwise decentralized system (viz. Denmark) or to contain "unruly" unions/employers (Norway).

The early Israelites possessed a strong centralizing force in their monotheistic faith, combined with a stern code of ethics, which set them apart from all their neighbours.

It was not until the 16th century that the modern concept of the state emerged, in the writings of Niccolò Machiavelli (Italy) and Jean Bodin (France), as the centralizing force whereby stability might be regained.

For it's exactly in such areas that Islamism thrives, along with hostility to the U.S., indeed to any modernizing or centralizing force.

For all his delaying, his aides say, Mr. Cameron is ready now to outline a strategy for renegotiating Britain's status in the European Union in a way that would keep Britain free from the centralizing forces at work.

But it is also time to start talking about the day after tomorrow, after the centralizing forces are thwarted.

Many institutions already collect this information at regular intervals, but lack a centralizing node to distribute it, and to compare the effect of their leadership.

THUS, supporters of the Federal Reserve legislation faced a delicate problem: how to fashion a centralizing agency and not run afoul of the strong popular sentiment against centralization.

In 1831 his armies occupied Palestine, and for nine years he and his son Ibrāhīm gave it a centralizing and modernizing administration.