Sentence examples similar to a centralizing influence from inspiring English sources

Daimyo came under the centralizing influence of the Tokugawa shogunate in two chief ways.

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.

The rise of Rome subsumed this archipelago within a centralizing urban system.

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

During an era when the suburban development was exploding prewar concepts of what defined a 'suburb', the regional mall arose as a centralizing force within the sprawl.

Their vision of the state was hardly sophisticated, but to the degree that it demanded loyalty to a centralizing ideology rather than to a clan elder, it was closer to a 20th-century formulation than traditional rural society had been.

It might not be all bad for fans of Bitcoin, though: China's dominance of the mining scene has a centralizing effect, and Bitcoin critics have long pointed out that a crackdown by the government would be highly disruptive.

Schutt wrote in an e-mail that she's going to be a "centralizing force" for "a number of machine learning and predictive modeling projects" that were already under way.

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

He adopted a centralizing policy, which gave rise to his fame as a merciless ruler.

A centralizing ring and polyethylene plug was mounted to secure the position of the implant concentric within the gap.