Sentence examples for relative centralisation from inspiring English sources

The LRNs can be characterised by the relative centralisation or decentralisation of their resources.

Moreover, the importance given to the elimination of extreme positions in business ethics could mean a relative importance for the centralisation of some of the answers to research questions in that field, although consensus was not the most important point for them (see the previous figure).

MDT, TBC, and PBC schemes converge in their use of repeated spinal movements to investigate the phenomenon of centralisation of pain, but diverge in their relative emphasis on this parameter, the inclusion of additional assessment options, and differences in the recommended treatments.

This centralisation of electrical power, means that the economic and political power is centralised too.

Reversing generations of centralisation.

Centralisation has crept in there".

But the new centralisation was widely criticised.

For one thing, it reflects centralisation.

Centralisation has proven to do the opposite.

Diageo believes in centralisation and standardisation.

But centralisation often works no better.