Sentence examples for intermediate centralisation from inspiring English sources

The theoretical and empirical literature shows that the impact of labour taxes on labour costs and unemployment is higher in economies with an intermediate centralisation of the wage bargaining process and a strong trade union presence (see Calmfors and Driffill 1988; Alesina and Perotti 1997; Daveri and Tabellini 2000).

This results in the centralisation of purification and utility generation whilst biomass processing to intermediate ethanol concentrations is decentralised within the suburban periphery.

Reversing generations of centralisation.

More, not less, centralisation is the answer.

Centralisation has crept in there".

But centralisation is not for us.

Diageo believes in centralisation and standardisation.

But centralisation often works no better.

But the new centralisation was widely criticised.

For one thing, it reflects centralisation.

Centralisation has proven to do the opposite.