Sentence examples for to centralisation from inspiring English sources

Large talk about constitutional change matched by an addiction to centralisation.

At the same time, he warned the new system of 20,000 schools enjoying freedoms might unwittingly lead to centralisation as they became answerable only to Whitehall.

They even played the Scottish card successfully – there was resentment when the nationalisation of major Scottish industries by Labour led to centralisation in the south.

Reduction is not preferred because of its relation to centralisation.

Cleft Service with regard to centralisation, commissioning and impact on cleft service provision.

Increases in the B-line count have also been demonstrated in elite apnoea divers who are known to suffer with respiratory difficulty after dives due to centralisation of blood flow from the peripheries to the pulmonary circulation.

This is said by the FJI to contribute to the centralisation of research and make it more difficult for young researchers to investigate new lines of research.

In the first century after America's founding, Congress twice chartered de facto central banks but let their charters lapse due to resistance to the centralisation of financial power.

Adjusting for these confounders, in addition to case mix, must be done before considering the use of volume-outcome data to support centralisation of care to a few high volume centres specialising in radical cystectomy for bladder cancer.

Mr Falcón objects to the centralisation of power and to the arbitrary expropriation of an industrial site in his state.His defection points to tensions within chavismo.

Scheibe et al.[ 16] suggest that stability should be used in Delphi studies to compare the views of participants, as they believed that reporting a percentage of expressed views does not reflect the nature of Delphi to look for resistance to natural centralisation of views.