Sentence examples for extreme centralisation from inspiring English sources

Some disillusioned Indonesians even contemplate the unthinkable: a U-turn, back to more central control.Decentralisation began with high hopes in 1999 to reverse the extreme centralisation of the Suharto years.

Viktor Orbán's regime combines the extreme centralisation of economic assets (including the expropriation of the private pension funds, of several public foundations and the forthcoming centralisation of the municipal government's assets) and the monopolisation of power in a single party that intends to dominate every aspect of social and private life, turning citizens into subjects.

This extreme centralisation of power is what's so attractive to Marsiletti – a system based on respecting the country's traditions, ruling party, the army and the leaders as almost one single entity.

But what is most wrong with the British version of representative democracy is its extreme over-centralisation.

Moreover, the importance given to the elimination of extreme positions in business ethics could mean a relative importance for the centralisation of some of the answers to research questions in that field, although consensus was not the most important point for them (see the previous figure).

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

In 2004, when the constitution was ratified, extreme centralisation for example, all provincial governors and police chiefs are appointed by the president—seemed the best way to hold the country together.

Reversing generations of centralisation.

Centralisation has crept in there".

But the new centralisation was widely criticised.

Diageo believes in centralisation and standardisation.