Sentence examples for centralisation to from inspiring English sources
- PLATO28 Time for centralisation to be reversed, and tax-raising powers enhanced in the regions.
Similarly, in reforming public services the Tories often seem to imagine that the only alternative to Whitehall is the plc, so we move from socialist centralisation to profit-driven outsourcing.
What they want is power – and to push back against decades of centralisation to give British cities a level of autonomy more in line with the rest of Europe and the US.
Calling for more to be done to give patients the right to choose the way they receive health care he said: "We must drive power downwards - ending the all-embracing centralisation to which our public services have been subjected for too long".
1– 5 Within other fields in medicine, such as cancer treatment, surgery and intervention cardiology, centralisation to larger units improves patient outcome, although the mechanisms are complex.
The Martell cognac brands also recovered.The Pernod strategy makes it harder to cut costs through centralisation and to control a brand's image.
Relentless centralisation is to be succeeded by devolution to the frontline.
In countries where schools mainly seek to teach pupils to read, write and grasp some basic maths, centralisation seems to work.
Policy directives that primarily seek to influence the degree of integration and/or centralisation or to influence the type(s) of ownership of health facilities (i.e. private, public, not-for-profit) may be classified under the organisation lever.
Networks resembling a star have a centralisation close to 1, whereas decentralised networks have a centralisation close to 0. The network heterogeneity measures the variance of the connectivity and reflects the tendency of a network to contain hub nodes.
But two decades of comfortable economic growth and increasing political centralisation tended to temper wide-eyed innovation.The revival of experimentation is welcome.
