Sentence examples for a programme of decentralisation from inspiring English sources

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

Soon after Suharto's resignation Indonesia began a programme of massive decentralisation, giving power not to the provinces (for fear of encouraging secessionism) but to districts and villages.

Mr Cameron says that he has no intention of dropping the government's ambitious goal to halve child poverty by 2010 an archetypally state-driven target if ever there was one.The Policy Exchange pair seem to think that compassionate conservatism would result in a "large-scale programme of state decentralisation".

Was it a betrayal of decentralisation and localism?

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

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

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.

Similarly, an immediate evaluation of decentralisation in Tanzania's Expanded Programme on Immunization (EPI) found services at district level to be of poor quality.

The Government of India (GOI) initiated the second phase of the NLEP programme: decentralisation of the vertical programme, integration of leprosy services into the general health system (GHS) and development of an adequate surveillance system to monitor programme performance.

A £10m programme of cultural events.