Sentence examples for not centralised from inspiring English sources

Management is devolved, not centralised.

In addition, data is not centralised, with individual hospital trusts keeping their own numbers.

The organisation of plots is increasingly peer-to-peer, not centralised.

The real problem is not centralised government but politicians who have failed the people.

There is no upbeat dynamic, rather a dread that Europe will unravel into a patchwork of rival, resentful fiefdoms if it is not centralised.

The original internet was person-to-person and not centralised; it was only during the second half of the 1990s that media companies used the internet as a broadcast medium.

There were many protesters there, however they weren't centralised and only one contingent used the word militant: an anarchist website called Lynchpin.

In contrast, Pictures and Picturegoer included but did not centralise fiction in its early issues.

But anyone who attributes this to Icann – or who believes that Icann is run only by techies and not itself centralised, bureaucratic, and susceptible to insider horse-trading and the rapacious intellectual property lobby – is not watching properly.

Wales does not keep centralised figures on its waiting list numbers either.

But the deal kicked justice issues into the long grass and did not address centralised and corrupt governance.