Sentence examples for decentralize from inspiring English sources

In addition, the largest producers decentralize their manufacturing operations by means of regional assembly plants.

It was only in the 19th century that Ottoman reformers centralized government and society on Western lines and restricted or ended the traditional autonomies that had done so much to decentralize power in the previous centuries.

For unions to play a role in the reorganization of productive relations that was made possible (and necessary) by the new technologies, they had to decentralize their organizational and political capacities and create a strong union presence in the workplace.

The primacy of reform over deterrence changed in the 1970s, when China began to decentralize sectors of its economy.

There is a tendency to decentralize production, and Hollywood is said to be located round the world.

Until 1960 all government administration was highly centralized, but in that year a system of local governance was established to decentralize administration and promote greater citizen participation at the local level.

Berlusconi, who became prime minister, had pledged to cut taxes, lower public spending, decentralize government, and generate a million new jobs.

The government had permitted the opening of private educational institutions and had begun to decentralize the overall governance of education.

Meanwhile, the president strove to improve the country's infrastructure and advocated the drafting of a new, people-oriented constitution that would establish a three-tier administration that would decentralize the government.

In 1972, as part of its attempt to decentralize French theatre, the government transferred the TNP's title to Roger Planchon's theatre in Villeurbanne, near Lyon.

The development of Nampula, Nacala, and Chimoio, however, dates from the Portuguese colonial state's efforts to decentralize economic and administrative infrastructure as part of a counterinsurgency strategy in the late 1960s and '70s.