Sentence examples for and a centralisation of from inspiring English sources

The evolution of the distribution shows a concentration and a centralisation of the food inside the nest (fig. 7c).

The wider public has rarely been consulted, and the trend has been towards a centralisation of power, not least since 1979 under the Tories.Joshua Rozenberg chronicles one important consequence of this ad hoc constitutional change increasing conflict between senior judges and elected politicians.

The big story of the last 30 years is that there has been a centralisation of both market and state power.

Moreover, both have promoted a centralisation of regulatory power and a concentration of wealth, with banks too-big-to-fail and cartels of supermarket and retail chains.

We do not need a centralisation of all economic policies.

That's a centraliSation of power that is totally un-American.

And while the poll tax may be beyond the memory of most active politicians (the infamous riot that sounded its death knell took place 24 years ago this week) its consequences live on, from a contributory role in Mrs Thatcher's downfall to a massive and damaging centralisation of funding for local councils.

During a 1988 speech in Bruges she outlined her opposition to proposals from the European Community (EC), forerunner of the European Union, for a federal structure and increased centralisation of decision making.

The filter paper method for plasma sample storage and transport enables simplification and centralisation of the IGRA diagnostic concept.

Taken together, these electoral results represent an attempt by citizens to take back control from Westminster, where an inflexible voting system and the centralisation of policy-making has left people feeling that their voices are unheard, especially in England, where there has been no devolution of power from the centre.

Why does the press now use Caesar as a means of criticising George Bush and the centralisation of powers that goes with greater "imperial" stretch?