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Behind closed doors, Reid is working to assemble his own leadership staff.Reid said in the interview that he plans to keep the leadership team centralized , much in the same way Daschle oversaw his leadership operation.
Enormous amounts of New Deal funding enabled the city to complete vast construction and other projects; the Tammany Tiger was caged, the government was centralized and modernized, and the subway system was completed and unified.
With the defeat of the peshwas (hereditary Maratha chief ministers who centralized Maratha rule) in 1761, the Sindhia dynasty of Marathas was established at Gwalior in the north and the Holkar dynasty, also Maratha, at Indore in the southwest.
(4) Studies of how biases toward working with "masculine" cognitive styles for example, toward centralized , hierarchical control models of causation as opposed to "feminine" (contextual, interactive, diffused) models—have impaired scientific understanding, for example, in studies of slime-mold (Keller 1985b) and molecular biology (Spanier 1995).
The sort of structure recommended is a highly centralized government in which the ruler retains firm control of the "two handles" of government: punishment and favor (chapter 7).
Libertarians support the "genetic supermarket" famously envisioned by Nozick, where prospective parents and resulting market forces determine which genetic modifications are offered not centralized decisions made by biologists or government.
Two disadvantages resulting from centralized decision-making might be the ineffective replacement of simple exchanges and the reduction of productivity, which could be reduced, as Lenin learned, through the methods of Taylorism (Tribe 1995, 155).
Madison and Hamilton urged centralized powers of defense and interstate commerce (Federalist 11, 23), and argued for the need to solve coordination and assurance problems of partial compliance, through two new means: Centralized enforcement and direct applicability of central decisions to individuals (Federalist 16, also noted by Tocqueville 1835 40).
World government proponents seek a highly centralized and federal global system.
Both the Kojiki and the other mytho-history, the Nihon shoki, were compiled in the early eighth century by officials of a newly centralized theocratic state centered in western Japan.
Kûkai grew up during the Nara period (710 784CE) when the Nara Buddhist schools flourished and the country was centralized under the rule of the imperial family.
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The word "centralized" primarily functions as an adjective. It describes a noun, indicating that something is arranged, controlled, or managed from a single central point. Ludwig AI confirms that this term is usable in written English.
Expression frequency: Very common
