Sentence examples for time of decentralisation from inspiring English sources

In Uganda at the time of decentralisation, salaries for staff on the payroll were a central responsibility, although this has now been decentralised through a special conditional grant.

The political imperative to equalise local resources and outcomes seems unlikely to go away any time soon, making it tough to turn the rhetoric of decentralisation into reality.

Suggestions included various forms of decentralisation; turning private land into commons to avoid its overuse; and sharing full-time jobs between part-time workers.

Was it a betrayal of decentralisation and localism?

All politicians say they are in favour of decentralisation; this one has done something about it.

Clegg said it was "another landmark on the journey of decentralisation".

Mr Poroshenko will aim for some form of decentralisation, with guarantees for language and cultural rights.

But in Mr Burrows's view the advantages of decentralisation far outweigh its handicaps.

Instead the talk is of decentralisation, low-rise, green buildings, light rail, sustainability.

A reasonable degree of decentralisation, however, is unavoidable in a country as fragmented as Afghanistan.

In the early 1990s oil-rich Tatarstan became a symbol of decentralisation in Russia.