Sentence examples for most centralised of from inspiring English sources

Britain, for all its new diversity at the bottom, has become one of the most centralised of all countries at the top.

This country is one of the most centralised of western democracies, which is an odd legacy for a politician who so prized individualism and freedom.

In the 2010 election Conservatives won 31% of the vote in the north and 47% in the south; Labour won 17% of the vote in the south but 38% in the north.Combining one of the most centralised systems of government with one of the starkest regional splits in party support makes England an oddity.

Britain is one of the most centralised countries of its size in the developed world in terms of the amount of revenue collected and controlled centrally.

Britain has the most centralised state of any major western democracy.

He is an ardent champion of constitutional reforms, nearly all of which would increase popular participation.I heartily agree with the pledge to reform what the prime minister has called "the most centralised government of any large state in the western world".

His reign predates the sophisticated state of the later Anglo-Saxon period, but his creation of the most centralised government England had yet seen, with the king and his council working strategically to ensure acceptance of his authority and laws, laid the foundations on which his brothers and nephews would create one of the wealthiest and most advanced systems of government in Europe.

Indeed, it is one of the most centralised states in the world.

The UK is one of the most centralised and economically unbalanced countries in Europe.

After devolution, Britain still has one of the most centralised governments in the democratic world.

For those who have long called for one of the most centralised states in the western world to respond to the localism agenda, there are many welcome developments.