Sentence examples for less centralised countries from inspiring English sources

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

It was easy to visit Newcastle – which I often did then – and think it was becoming a swaggering, economically self-sufficient provincial city, such as those you find in less centralised countries: another Marseille or Hamburg.

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

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

It does not want to change and become less centralised.

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

Al-Qaeda has been resurrected from the ashes - less centralised but more powerful and dangerous than ever.

The record companies managed to shut down Napster, but other, less centralised file-sharing services have sprung up in its place.

Over the last century Britain has become one of the most centralised countries in the developed world as power has been sucked to Westminster.

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

Corsica has a population of 260,000 and remains among the poorest regions in one of the most centralised countries in Europe.