Sentence examples for power centralized from inspiring English sources

Neither national politicians nor the people are willing to see much more power centralized in Brussels.

Hungary's resultant social structure thereby increasingly takes the form of Kornhauser's "mass society", its power centralized and its social relations largely confined to the extended family and the café.

Important characteristics of weapons include their destructive power, centralized control, offensive capacity, and ease of use.

Nowadays, the Lloyd's company insures about 80%% of the world fleet and therefore is historically a leader on the market with a monopoly power, centralizing most of the information on maritime transport flows.

When computing power is centralized, political power becomes decentralized.

Worth noting separately is the difference between what I am describing and the more familiar "surveillance society," which is not related to decentralized documentational powers but centralized monitoring powers.

In his thirty-seven years in power, Mugabe tyrannically centralized power around his person, both at the national level and at the level of his political party, to such a degree that he seemed invincible.

Historically, power in Kentucky's executive has been split amongst a variety of elected positions including Lieutenant Governor, Attorney General, Auditor of Public Accounts, Treasurer, and several commissioners but in the late 20th century, political power has centralized in the office of Governor.

Political power was centralized in London.

In the millennia before power was centralized in some form of ruling authority, it was, Pinker claims, if not quite "war of all against all," then pretty close to it.

With government power highly centralized in the presidency — the president appoints everyone from ministers to district governors, for instance — few top officials are willing to risk angering Mr. Karzai by openly campaigning to fill his job.