In reaction to the centralization of power during the Nazi era, the Basic Law granted the states considerable autonomy.
Therefore, this article examines two essential dimensions of designing the corporate/business unit interface in diversified firms: the centralization of the activities on the corporate level and the alignment between the organizational levels.
Pope Leo I the Great made the primacy of the Roman bishop explicit both in theory and in practice and must be counted as one of the most important figures in the history of the centralization of authority in the church.
It was in this period that the centralization of authority in the hands of the emperor was completed; the "dual control" established by Augustus, which had been unreal enough in the 1st century, was now, though not formally abolished, systematically ignored in practice.
In church administration he continued to accentuate the centralization of authority in the papacy rather than in the national churches and reinforced the power of the nuncios.
In September 2010, Anhui completed the centralization of the bidding and procurement system for essential medicines.
Increasingly, however, American-style tactics have been adopted in other democracies and in transitional systems as ideology, and the centralization of the policy process has been eroded.
Scholars and officials who study the office say that, in light of the power of recent vice presidents and the centralization of power in the White House, it is not enough to ask if a candidate for the office is qualified to be president.
However, risk reductions in postoperative mortality have occurred, which may be due to the centralization of treatment in the eastern part of Denmark after 2000, along with improved prehospital care 1 and improvements in the function of specialized teams during and after repair.
