Sentence examples for centralisation of decision making from inspiring English sources
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.
59 A study of the Olympic Games in Sydney in 2000 reported data suggesting that hosting the games was associated with centralisation of decision making and a loss of local democracy.
In 1976 Lord Hailsham, a Conservative politician, called its strong centralisation of decision-making an "elective dictatorship".
Yet Mr Major's own 1997 election manifesto called for a flexible European Union, and said it would use treaty changes to devolve powers to member states, and block further centralisation of decision-making.
Time point of decision making.
Some in the ruling African National Congress (ANC) party resent what they see as a centralisation of decision-making, while the party's trade-union and communist allies feel increasingly sidelined as well.
Similar to the work of Turban and Keon (1993), Lievens et al., (2001) focused on organisational attributes such as size of organisation, geographical dispersions (level of internationalisation), pay mix, and level of centralisation or decentralisation in decision making.
A perfect example of shared decision making.
Understand the principles of consensus decision making.
"Post Hutton there has been a greater centralisation, or a desire for greater centralisation of editorial decision making... at the expense of the sort of independence previously exercised at the time when George Entwistle was running Newsnight or Peter Barron or various distinguished figures," said Paxman.
