Sentence examples for less centralised from inspiring English sources

It does not want to change and become less centralised.

He believed in a more participatory, less centralised, society.

In less centralised countries than the UK, that would sound like a power grab.

This is an ideological government with a plan for a smaller, less centralised and more liberal state.

The German health system, which is less centralised than the NHS, can be shockingly free-and-easy at times.

The provinces look like being a strong counterweight to Berlin.The Berlin republic may be even less centralised than today's Germany.

Somewhere down that road, perhaps, there may lie a degree of regional autonomy for the mainly Kurdish south-east within a less tightly centralised Turkey.Even more to the point, Turkey's chief ally, America, which almost certainly helped to bring about Mr Ocalan's capture, is making it plain that it would like to see better treatment of the Kurds.

Prior to the 1120s there is very little evidence of castles having existed in Scotland, which had remained less politically centralised than in England with the north still ruled by the kings of Norway.

He would also reintroduce a less market-oriented centralised pool-trading system for electricity (abandoned by a previous Labour government as a failure) and force utilities to unbundle power generation and retailing, to improve transparency.

Unlike Designed Institutions, Emergent Institutions give rise to spontaneous social control, which is more efficient and less costly than centralised control.

In turning itself into an e-company, the sprawling Siemens empire will become more centralised, not less.