Sentence examples for effective centralisation from inspiring English sources

The review, which is due to be published next month, has been looking at some of the most difficult consequences of free schools, independent academies and academy chains, especially the effective centralisation of power within the education department.

This may be ascribed to particularly effective centralisation, specialisation and performance monitoring in Denmark in the 2000s.

Moreover, the relatively favourable OS results may also be partly attributed to the effective centralisation of mCRC patients into comprehensive cancer centres (CCCs) which has been implemented in the Czech Republic as of 2006 [ 11].

This is the unavoidable side-effect of centralisation.

This could result in avoidance of side effects from potential centralisation tendencies.

Centralisation might be an effective measure for prevention of severe postoperative complications.

Figure 3 supports this hypothesis suggesting that Nordic economies, characterised by their high centralisation, strong trade unions and effective governments are different.

It is a case study in the effects of over-centralisation and poor management.

2 Policy makers seeking to improve national cancer outcomes may consider a range of interventions, including: early detection (such as mammography screening), population-wide guidance (such as encouraging self examination), 33 34 centralisation of services, and systematic implementation of cost effective therapies.

Is India's problem too much centralisation of power, as Mr Gandhi argues, or rather too little effective decision-making and implementation, across the board?Third, Mr Gandhi has some rather hostile views of China.

This centralisation of electrical power, means that the economic and political power is centralised too.