Sentence examples for politically centralised from inspiring English sources

Part of the problem is that Chile remains politically centralised - a legacy of the 1970s and 1980s when General Augusto Pinochet concentrated power in the capital.

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.

The official North Korean announcement of the execution on 12 December of Chang Song-thaek, the North's second most prominent official and uncle of the country's leader, Kim Jong-un, is a brutal but potentially politically risky move by Mr Kim to assert his political primacy and a shift towards an increasingly centralised and personalised system of rule.

It envisages a centralised state.

Only the centralised party organisations.

Its centralised system of control stifles innovation.

There will be no centralised PE strategy.

Politically sensitive?

But would yet more centralised policy help?

Labour has wasted money on centralised services.

Methodists also had a centralised system.