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Consequently, Miller and Serafeim argue, the CSO becomes decentralised from the sustainability process itself.
Some responsibility is to be decentralised from the overburdened control centre in Brasília.
In time the AIS's activities were decentralised from Canberra among the states, where replica institutes were set up, some of them specialising in individual sports.
Power badly needs to be decentralised from the state to regions, and from regions to local institutions, and from local institutions to families and individuals.
A mobile 3D-printing kiosk and custom vase-casting station also join the growing trend for projects that predict a return to itinerant makers and menders, with production increasingly seen as a collaborative, social process, decentralised from mainstream manufacturing.
Pointing out how little power is decentralised from Whitehall, Mr Livingstone claimed that when a plan was introduced last year to allow free travel on trains for the police, at a cost of £3m, it took the then home secretary, Jack Straw, to write to the prime minister, to write to Gordon Brown, the chancellor, to OK the scheme.
The latest redundancies follow about 60 job losses in 2016, after the trust's decision to decentralise from its Edinburgh headquarters.
"These arrangements will shift commissioning power and resources from the BBC to Scotland, while providing continuity for the BBC, consistent with its recent moves to decentralise from London," the SNP said in its independence white paper.
Decentralising from hospitals to clinics, strengthening outreach activities, such as home visits by community health workers would also reduce the cost burdens faced by households significantly, as well as directly increasing access.
Whitehall staff in Scotland come disproportionately from lower grades – reflecting the fact that the functions decentralised away from London have tended to be administrative tasks.
Among the posts that may be offered to Abdullah are head of the constitutional reform committee, acknowledging his campaign calls for power to be decentralised away from the president.
