Sentence examples for centralized powers from inspiring English sources

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).

Then it agrees to disperse centralized power.

Authoritarian leaders have centralized power and neutered the opposition just as Kremlin bosses once did.

Surkov says that the unique immensity of Russia demands uniquely centralized power.

Later emperors found the Hongwu emperor's system of highly centralized power and fragmented government structure inefficient and inconvenient.

Efforts by the palatine, Sieciech, to maintain centralized power clashed with the ambitions of the rising magnate class.

Successive Malian governments have centralized power — now it's time to explore the options for devolving power to the provinces, north and south.

It is much easier for a highly centralized power to control the ordinary people, because when they're not organized they're like a pile of loose sand.

The Big Five tech companies, as well as the extremely concentrated sources of finance behind them, are at the vanguard of "a society of centralized power and wealth.

In addition to the theft, he's centralized power according to a system that one political scientist has termed "sultanism," and he has harassed the media.

And as opposition has moved to regional governors and outlying departments, Mr. Morales has sought to preserve centralized power in La Paz.