Sentence examples for decentralised this from inspiring English sources

Based on results from this study, policy recommendations were made regarding what services, where and how to decentralise TB service in the needy areas: What services can be decentralised: This study, together with another study in Guangxi[ 12], showed that decentralisation should involve TB diagnosis and treatment care in order to improve patient accessibility.

Since the red-and-whites control 31 out of 34 provinces, and Indonesian government is highly decentralised, this would enormously complicate the president's job.

Sage, the accountancy software business, has previously been linked with both Microsoft and Intuit, and broker Merchant Securities said: We would not rule out Intuit – forget the chat that Sage is too decentralised, this actually makes it more attractive to a US buyer.

The results of the study also indicate that although land fragmentation has been affected by transportation infrastructure and the existence of rivers and hills in this region, decentralised decisions from hierarchical local governance regimes have greatly exacerbated this situation.

Added to Jokowi's new need for coalition partners, the complex business of governing this highly decentralised, untidy and combative democracy has probably just got that much harder.

And what model will be more successful: one that relied on command and control; or one embodying the distributed and decentralised features of today?This was not a poll for possible answers, but an exercise in scenario planning a methodology widely used in business for examining alternative futures.

In this way, decentralised CHP can be seen as a means to 'extend' existing (district) heating grids.

In this consideration, decentralised systems with low temperature waste heat and decentralised heat pumps show the financially most feasible (revenue more than 640,000 €/year) and, compared to alternatives, most ecological way (more than 60%% reduction potential of the ecological pressures of heat) to supply the new quarter.

In this paper, decentralised CHP is treated as a 'niche' (or technology with the potential to become a radical innovation) using the MLP conceptualization, although we argue that this technology has the potential to become a radical innovation and stimulate the (sustainable) transition in the energy system.

Analysis using Orca confirmed that the gang structures of this second, more decentralised racial group were mostly composed of small modules, rather than larger, branched networks.

In this environment, highly decentralised cadastral operations and administration combined with light regulatory control are advocated as a future governance strategy.