Sentence examples for centralisation of land from inspiring English sources
The centralisation of land resource management has meant that a complex network of sectoral institutions is used to manage communal lands, excluding the pastoralists and their leaders, thus rendering them losers in the process (Cullis and Watson 2005; Peters 1994).
There is an ongoing debate regarding centralisation of lung cancer surgery.
Second, the overwhelming centralisation of the British state can stifle development of bottom-up initiatives.
The big story of the last 30 years is that there has been a centralisation of both market and state power.
This centralisation of electrical power, means that the economic and political power is centralised too.
We've seen enormous centralisation of power in Edinburgh.
The centralisation of power in Westminster and London has shifted.
Condé's centralisation of power has raised eyebrows abroad.
We do not need a centralisation of all economic policies.
Complaints about excessive centralisation of power are returning.
