Sentence examples for growing centralization from inspiring English sources

Many other developments contributed to the growing centralization of power in these city civilizations.

First came the firing squads; then the growing centralization of power; then the removal of moderates, including some of Bosch's friends, from the government; then the suppression of the news media and the jailing of dissidents; finally the confiscations of "bourgeois" property.

Mr. Schlosser contends that "the profits of the fast food chains have been made possible by losses imposed on the rest of society," including a rising obesity rate and an increase in foodborne illnesses (most notably, those caused by the E. coli O157 H7 bacteria, whose spread has been facilitated by the growing centralization of the meat production process).

The growing centralization of political power was abetted by the levelling forces of the socialist movement, with its own internationalist pretensions.

Henry explores why environmentalists in Russia today struggle to promote sustainability her answer is growing political centralization and the fact that economic and social justice issues have become more crucial to the masses.

In a context of growing government centralization and investments in disease control, SPHM was consolidated as a field-based, pragmatic, interdisciplinary and federally oriented public health training enclave, quite different to -- and isolated from -- academic postgraduate institutions and clinically oriented research hospitals.

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.

Many conservatives have looked at these inexorable steps toward centralization with growing alarm.

Later years witnessed a growing tendency toward unmitigated centralization, rule by decree, and the concentration of power.

There is a growing anger at the centralization of power in Tripoli, from the residents of a city that have long endured neglect.

Some of these were merely scribal habits resulting from local usage, but others did reflect the growing separation of the kingdoms and the centralization within each.