Sentence examples for centralisation the from inspiring English sources

Labour's police centralisation The government says it doesn't want a national police force.

Labour's police bureaucracy As well as centralisation, the police under Labour have been subjected to an ever increasing weight of bureaucracy.

The other option involves a degree of centralisation: the bank would keep all nine offices but these would lose much of their autonomy.

It took over 12 hours of heated argument at a Brussels summit to settle the presidency of the ECB last time round.A case for centralisation?The second difficulty is the relationship between the ECB and the national central banks.

But the paper remained optimistic about the nature of the debate due to the emergence of "a new, more credible lobby" that "could help the prime minister to convince fellow EU leaders that, without substantial changes to welfare rules, the size of the EU budget and protections from political centralisation, the threat of a British departure is real".

As a result of the shift towards centralisation, the trend in marketing strategies of the chocolate industry is in product differentiation, such as taste, serving sizes, packaging, advertising, and the development of 'health' products (Fold 2001).

The combination of bilaterality with the centralisation of the nervous system and cephalisation allowed the evolution of really successful body plans ensuring precise locomotion and rapid information processing.

With 1.15 billion users and with 61 per cent of those using the site daily Facebook certainly has the potential audience, and with the centralisation of the newsfeed it might also be able to offer that same 'engaged audience'.

The first relates to the centralisation of the US laboratory.

And it should not be forgotten that much of the centralisation under the Tories was a direct response to the failures of local government in the post-war years.

The centralisation of the British state is a deep problem, but the structural deficit it runs every year is a more pressing one.