Sentence examples for decentralization measures from inspiring English sources

In addition to the presidential race, decentralization measures of the 2010 constitution had provided for the administrative unit transition from 8 provinces to 47 counties and resulted in several contests for new positions, including legislative seats in the expanded National Assembly and the newly created Senate and elections to fill the new county governor and county council member positions.

A combative politician (he fought a fencing duel with a Gaullist deputy in 1967), he supported François Mitterrand's presidential ambitions in the 1970s and, later as interior minister, was responsible in 1982 for the decentralization measures that were among the most significant administrative reforms of the Socialist government under Mitterrand's presidency.

Even if Prop 30 does pass, students will still be resistant to privatization and decentralization measures, urging new, alternative sources of fundraising.

The initial decentralization measure is being revised, however, with expectation of little effect on the states' rankings (personal communication with Anoop Sadanandan).

Building on this will require bold leadership to move forward on decentralization, stronger accountability measures, and better health and education for all Liberians.

The findings showed that specific social network indices (in particular those measuring decentralization and neighbor interaction) were positively related to flow experience.

Designers and implementers of decentralization and other reform measures have focused much attention on financial and structural reform measures, but ignored their human resource implications.

In this paper, we systematically examine this issue empirically, by looking at the cross-country relationship between fiscal decentralization and corruption, as measured by a number of different indices.

In accordance with the definition above, we have measured the decentralization level of each province by analyzing their main formal documents for mergers and reorganizations and using the implementation schedules formulated by a number of prefectural (county) governments as reference (see Table 5).

However, there is currently no better alternative measure of decentralization available.

We define measures of both decentralization and de-concentration and compare logistics location trends with those of population and employment.