Sentence examples for huge centralisation from inspiring English sources

There would be huge centralisation of services that are currently provided in many hospitals in order to improve the quality of care.

Nick Clegg has warned that the government's education reforms carry the risk of a huge centralisation of power unless all schools, including free schools and academies, are linked to a "middle tier" of accountability and not just the Department for Education.

But with the collection and centralisation of such vast amounts of data, the potential for abuse is huge and the safeguards paltry.Ross Anderson, a professor at Cambridge University in Britain, has compared the present situation to a "boiled frog"—which fails to jump out of the saucepan as the water gradually heats.

The coalition faces increasing criticism that the huge expansion of academies, freed from local authority control, is leading to growing centralisation of education.

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

Reversing generations of centralisation.

Centralisation has crept in there".

More, not less, centralisation is the answer.

But centralisation is not for us.

But the new centralisation was widely criticised.

For one thing, it reflects centralisation.