Sentence examples for more decentralised structures from inspiring English sources

Suppose instead the money were spent on researching and building more decentralised structures that would be harder to attack.

As outlined in Section 2, the primary reason why communications are needed is the more decentralised structure of power grids that results from a wide application of renewable energy resources.

A serious mismatch between local needs for human resources and the number of health workers allocated to the districts by the central government was among the main problems that were expected to be addressed when Tanzania turned towards a more decentralised structure of government.

Quite what rising to the gold level might involve is a matter of debate.One of the hardest asks in implementing the new theory was to get workers many of whom had been doing the same job for decades to adjust to a more decentralised power structure.

The announced shift to a more decentralised holding company structure suggests management may agree with us.

The proposed architecture introduces an adaptive control that balances dynamically between a more centralised structure and a more decentralised one, allowing combining the global production optimisation with agile reaction to unexpected disturbances.

This leads to a parametrisation of decentralised structures based on the structural properties of the system.

"Society must be more decentralised".

To prove his Québécois credentials, Mr Charest has promised to fight for a more decentralised federalism.

George Osborne, the chancellor of the exchequer, dreams of a less meddlesome and more decentralised state.

There are signs, too, that the industry has become more decentralised, with many smaller firms.