Sentence examples for decentralized agencies from inspiring English sources

Parliament will give its verdict on the management of EU funds, by EU institutions, EU decentralized agencies and joint undertakings in 2014, in a vote on Thursday.

We show that, with a static rule of redistribution that allows them to compute transfers between them as a function of their own strategies, the decentralized agencies' reactivity is somewhat slowed, but they still react faster and more efficiently than a static central agency.

By late 2007, CNCA oversaw the inspections and licensing of close to 30 decentralized agencies that certify farms for eco-food production.

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Developments of accords in the international rights arena combined with domestic pressures led to legislative reforms and the creation of decentralized government agencies like CDI and INALI with responsibilities for the promotion and protection of indigenous communities and languages.

In practice, EWS can be centralized (in the hands of a national-type agency) or decentralized (in the hands of municipal or other local agencies) (Villagran de Leon et al. 2007), depending on the type of hazards they are set up for.

Labor inspections are decentralized in 39 local inspection agencies which are spread throughout the country and grouped in seven regional agencies.

Mr. Hamilton said that intelligence agencies were too decentralized and often distrustful of each other.

Because food supplies are decentralized in many regions and agencies, it is very hard for the Chinese government to supervise these supplies' businesses.

In addition, current indicator and reporting requirements are often decentralized and dependent on donor agencies [ 14].

Power over the agency is too decentralized, the report said, and decisions are overseen by multiple layers of bureaucracy, including "highly political bodies" such as the City Council and the DWP board, whose members are appointed by the mayor.