Sentence examples for centralised character of from inspiring English sources

This was caused by both the centralised character of the programme and the public participation requirements being too vaguely defined by the Habitat Directive (Beunen 2006).

This happens because the formal character of the usual systems of knowledge, analysis and design can be traced back to a functionalist paradigm based on the idea of a centralised, hierarchical control of the city.

Part dates back to the centralised control of the British Mandate.

Its centralised system of control stifles innovation.

"We don't have a centralised method of control.

When Catholicism was legalised, the new network of churches established a centralised system of record keeping.

"My town" is not the distanced centralised authority of London or Rome.

Smith retains a centralised control of his ever-shoutier multi-platform mouthpiece.

On the left, that's been choked by a crude centralised model of the state.

Britain has the most centralised state of any major western democracy.

There is doubt about Labour's centralised mode of delivery and its target-driven record.