Sentence examples for for a centralization from inspiring English sources

As a countermeasure, the government introduced a new education order in 1880 calling for a centralization of authority by increasing the powers of the secretary of education and the prefectural governor.

There is no voter mandate for a further centralization of social programs at the E.U. level.

There's a centralization of technology: Redcats, for instance, runs Web sites for 8 of the 29 countries it sells in through a single computer platform in New York City.

This suggests that more patients were eligible for a resection after centralization.

Other models, such as multiple visiting teams continuously working with a single local partner, provided an opportunity for centralization of efforts and local input, but required investment in consensus-building and streamlining of processes across different groups.

Improved outcomes realized by patients treated at high-volume institutions have led to a call for centralization of ovarian cancer care.

Mrs. Gonyea, the principal, said she knew Archbishop Egan had a reputation for favoring centralization of parishes and schools.

Soon some countries decided to assume responsibility for centralization through a ministry for public instruction Chile and Peru in 1837, Guatemala in 1876, Venezuela in 1881, and Brazil in 1891.

The evolution of the clinic into a central hospital closely reflected the Radiology Committee's growing support for the centralization of radiotherapy in a few specialist institutions.

"Andy is leading an effort for more centralization of power," he said.

This can be an example for future centralization initiatives.