Sentence examples for decentralised power from inspiring English sources
An uneasy peace holds in much of Somalia, thanks largely to a promise of federalism and decentralised power.
The one-way relationship that companies have grown used to is collapsing under the weight of digital technology, decentralised power, and a taste for individualised products and services.
Edison thought the best way to meet customers' needs would be with networks of nimble, decentralised power plants in or near homes and offices.
He would prefer to attain his objectives getting Mr Poroshenko to accept greatly decentralised power in the regions, for example, and to give up hopes of NATO and EU membership without sending in troops.
The beauty of this week's unexpected pause on the EDF deal is that it allows May to make a clean break with the Cameron government's apparent ideological opposition to renewables and decentralised power.
"Despite the need to tackle the deficit left by the last administration, this government has decentralised power and given local communities a whole range of new freedoms and powers," he said.
Cameron says: we should "decentralise power".
A central tenet of American conservatism is to decentralise power.
The better approach is to decentralise power and strengthen national parliaments.
It was intended to safeguard the process of decentralising power from Whitehall to other bodies.
On coming to power in 2010, coalition ministers spoke enthusiastically about decentralising power, but achieved very little.
