Sentence examples for greater centralization of integration from inspiring English sources
The introduction reform has contributed to the greater centralization of integration policy for migrant newcomers in Sweden, although is not the only example of this.
In the pursuit of greater centralization of power, the crown took advantage of the persistent factionalism in the towns to intervene frequently in municipal administration.
Even in the heavily industrialized states of the modern world, there has been an accelerating tendency toward greater centralization of power at the national level.
The company also said it would reduce annual expenses by $100 million by laying off employees not directly involved in patient care, selling two of its three corporate jets and obtaining discounts through greater centralization of its hiring of temporary nurses.
Participants mainly suggested improvements to communication management such as greater centralization and use of the Internet instead of teleconferences.
As leaders sought greater centralization, they adopted new forms of republicanism.
He found distinct clustering of core nations and greater centralization in cocaine distribution than marijuana.
The other aspect of the centralization of Danish integration policy is how the national integration policies affects individual migrant newcomers.
Although they opposed the increasing infringement on papal prerogatives by national governments, they embraced the idea of structural modernization, which led to greater centralization in the church around the papacy.
While the step may indicate greater centralization, it also reflects a new calculus about the value of investing in modernizing old facilities and in quality control.
In city schools, for example, he has pursued greater centralization, stringent performance accountability measures and merit pay — the last of which has few adherents among Democratic candidates — while sharply increasing teacher salaries.
