Sentence examples similar to a model of decentralisation from inspiring English sources

An important subject for research is coordination and integration of services in the light of models of decentralisation of social and health care services.

Typically a networked model involves decentralisation of management and a shift from headquarters in the global north to a back office in the north and operational divisions moving south.

Was it a betrayal of decentralisation and localism?

In the early 1990s oil-rich Tatarstan became a symbol of decentralisation in Russia.

Instead, in a triumph of decentralisation, the scale of library cuts will depend upon local levels of councillor-philistinism.

Normally, he is a fan of decentralisation, and the Democratic legislature is the one trying to consolidate things in Little Rock.

So, there is a programme of decentralisation, of hope, and above all of realism and truth to experience.

If we wished to find a minimal common denominator, we could maintain that political decentralisation, as a sort of decentralisation category became established in the post liberal phase of the State, evolving out of administrative decentralisation, which originated during the Jacobin State phase in France and characterised the Napoleonic period.

A reasonable degree of decentralisation, however, is unavoidable in a country as fragmented as Afghanistan.

The crypto-collateralised model has the benefit of decentralisation, as the collateral is held in a smart contract which does not require trust in a central party.

Alan Milburn, health secretary until 2003, wrote a newspaper article this week in favour of decentralisation.