Sentence examples for centralizing regime from inspiring English sources

It was, however, plunder and tribute from Gujarat, the Deccan, eastern and central India, and Rajasthan combined with regular taxation in the Indo-Gangetic Plain that sustained the economy and the centralizing regime of Delhi.

That did not mean that the Spanish sovereigns were turning over to the church the struggle for unity; on the contrary, they sought to use the Inquisition to support their absolute and centralizing regime and most especially to increase royal power in Aragon.

The insistence on formal qualities, notions of good taste, rules, and appeals to authority implicitly underlined the regime's centralizing, authoritarian, and imperial aims.

Was it a centralized, or centralizing, authority?

Although unsuccessful, the revolt proved a challenge to the King's centralizing efforts and caused Gustav to moderate his regime.

Moreover, Bohemian patriotism revived in reaction against the centralizing tendencies of the Habsburg government under the empress Maria Theresa.

Then, nationalism was a centralizing force, antagonistic towards local government.

Mr. Kovacs denied accusations that Mr. Orban's government had stifled democracy by centralizing power.

We should focus on removing the hurdles the government has erected, rather than further centralizing power in Washington.

This centralizing impulse is felt even more heavily in the non-profit and government sectors.

Russia's advocacy of federalism in Ukraine is deeply hypocritical, since the Putin regime has greatly undermined federalism within Russia itself, stripping regional governments of much of their autonomy and increasingly centralizing power in the Kremlin.