Sentence examples for centralizing power from inspiring English sources

Voters who accuse her of centralizing power say it is time for change.

It was the city's conservative business elite that insisted on centralizing power in the hands of bureaucrats and educators.

Critics say the center-right Hungarian government is centralizing power and adopting populist policies with a nationalist edge, a charge rejected by the government in Budapest.

Republicans depict the president as having governed just to the left of Hugo Chávez, nationalizing companies while centralizing power in the hands of the federal bureaucracy.

Harper was known for centralizing power around the prime minister's office during his tenure and dominating the policy decisions being implemented by his own ministers.

Mayer's book looks at how the Bush Administration — specifically a coterie of lawyers who reported to Dick Cheney — responded to 9/11 by centralizing power in the executive branch and loosening the rules banning torture.

In 1982, Paul Biya became president of Cameroon and over time he created a one-party state, centralizing powers.

The lower house of Parliament voted solidly today to give the Kremlin the right to fire any of Russia's 89 regional governors for cause, handing President Vladimir V. Putin another powerful weapon in his bid to centralize power in Moscow.

Then it agrees to disperse centralized power.

They tried to centralize power in Kabul.

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