If the United States were as centrally ruled as, say, France, the country would break up.In fact, a world of small economies with open borders will have to replicate America's federal strength.
Experiment 3 also presented the stimulus centrally to rule out crowding but introduced other factors (reduced duration, post-mask) to cause errors, and we show that the errors do not reflect pooling.
But almost all EU finance ministers, even those who say they want a more flexible stability pact, were quick to criticise his second, insisting on the need for strong, centrally enforced rules and greater co-ordination.
Instead they want to strengthen the euro's basic framework as set out in the Maastricht treaty: each country must be responsible for its economic policies, within centrally imposed rules.
The GIS-LIS system is operated by individual local governments and enterprises with centrally determined rules and regulations.
Serum levels of 207 proteins were measured centrally at Rules Based Medicine RBMM, Austin, TX, USA) using proprietary multiplexed immunoassays.
They also advocated local trade unions being networked by delegates rather than ruled centrally, and were wary of bureaucratic structures.
Fourth, questions from interviewers are fielded centrally and decision rules made where necessary and circulated to all sites, followed by in-depth review at annual site visits.
Or is a centrally organised season, with rules, processes and deadlines, at odds with the anarchic, DIY ethos of indie cinema programming?
These were ruled by centrally appointed officials, who were selected on the basis of their performance in the Confucian civil service examinations given every three years.
