Sentence examples for centralized plan from inspiring English sources

Under the less centralized plan, some agencies have made ground.

We've implemented our centralized plan for the national team to have an opportunity to train together.

In San Lorenzo (1668 87) and Santa Sindone (1667 90; "Holy Shroud") in Turin, Guarini, working on a centralized plan, converted domes to an open lacework of interwoven masonry arches.

Although he was not the only British commentator to embrace the idea of an imperial parliament, most Americans found it anathema, so much so that John Dickinson singled out his centralized plan of legislative reform for particular criticism in his influential Letters from a Farmer in Pennsylvania (1768).

A theoretical model of centralized planning works as smoothly and as efficiently as a theoretical model of a perfectly competitive market, but neither exists in the real world.

In New York, traditional Republican faith in competition seems, when political self-interest is at stake, to dissolve into red-blooded allegiance to centralized planning.

If it hadn't been for the market reforms of the 1980s, centralized planning would have driven Vietnam's economy to the brink of collapse.

There is another superpower out there that is hoping to do the same thing, to persuade other nations to embrace its principles for example, social equality, state ownership, and centralized planning.

There is another superpower out there that is hoping to do the same thing, to persuade other nations to embrace its principles — for example, social equality, state ownership, and centralized planning.

After an initial flush of enthusiasm, the task of abandoning the centralized planning system proved to be far more difficult than anticipated, in part because the magnitude of such a change would have necessitated the creation of a new structure of economic (managerial) power, independent of, and to some extent in continuous tension with, that of political power, much as under capitalism.

In attempting to link Roosevelt to the fascism that enveloped Europe in these years, Goldberg highlights examples like the Civilian Conservation Corps, which offered a paycheck and military discipline to unemployed young men from the cities, and the National Recovery Administration, which was intended to spur industrial production through centralized planning.