Sentence examples for strong centralization from inspiring English sources
The election in 2005 of Mr. Morales, an Aymara Indian, as Bolivia's first indigenous president was heralded as a democratic triumph, but the strong centralization and structures of previous authoritarian governments still permeate the country's politics.
In their political evolution the Balkan states saw strong pressures toward centralization and toward the strengthening of executive as opposed to legislative powers.
This may be interpreted as a strong tendency for centralization of the key literature, despite the large numbers of circulating periodicals.
THUS, supporters of the Federal Reserve legislation faced a delicate problem: how to fashion a centralizing agency and not run afoul of the strong popular sentiment against centralization.
In central Anatolia settlement systems appear more nucleated in large centres dominating their surrounding rural hinterlands and strong political and economic centralization is evident at Kültepe and Boğazköy.
While this centralization clearly yields strong performance benefits, the scalability of this design is limited by the capabilities of a single machine.
After adjusting for differences in age, tumor stage, location, histology, and adjuvant treatment, a strong association between surgery after centralization and improved survival was shown (HR 0.50; 95% CI 0.34 0.73).
Racing Association, are apparently both firm believers in centralization.
Moreover, sequence information sourced from multiple genetic markers allows the use of more regions to create stronger Symbiodinium phylogenies and this centralization of sequence information will aid Symbiodinium species classification.
Ultramontanism, (from Medieval Latin ultramontanus, "beyond the mountains"), in Roman Catholicism, a strong emphasis on papal authority and on centralization of the church.
Moreover, although the contractual system is easier to set up strong incentive, it is inferior to the centralization system in solving the externality.
