Sentence examples for decentralization of authority from inspiring English sources
Most Libyans doubt the country will break apart, but decentralization of authority is inevitable.
Decentralization of authority characterized the Habsburg period, despite royal efforts to maintain close control through its agents.
The decentralization of authority in the planning process, for example, began with the virtuous goal of empowering local communities to shape their own futures.
A second type of unitary system makes less provision for territorial decentralization of authority and employs rather strict procedures for the central supervision of locally elected governments.
Mr. Lesch, the biographer, said that some advisers believed some decentralization of authority was needed, but that it remained to be seen "if they can form a critical mass to convince Assad to negotiate seriously".
Asked about the way human fallibility has ruined previous utopias, he said that serious change must come from below, not from a dictatorship of the proletariat, and that he believed in the protective guarantees of legal rights, decentralization of authority, local responsibilities and multiparty democracy.
She also needs economic advisers who can steer the country through its debt crisis, banking problems and decentralization of fiscal authority.
The radical decentralization of governing authority in Massachusetts (351 separate governing cities and towns) is not matched anywhere else in the nation outside of quirky New England.
Policing in the United States during the late 19th century was complicated by migration and immigration, which continually reshaped the ethnic and cultural makeup of cities, and by the radical decentralization of police authority within the cities.
Ultimately, an expansion of UTM infrastructure, a decentralization of governing authority over sUAS operations, and the establishment of a web-interface for pilots to submit flight plans and access crucial data will allow for sUAS operations to shift from being a science-fiction gimmick to an element of daily life.
Because of decentralization of election authority and a lack of administrative competence or will, the rolls are inaccurate in many states.
