Sentence examples for very centralised from inspiring English sources
"There was the Mandelson view of what a party should be, which was very centralised and top-down: Leninism plus Saatchi-and-Saatchi advertising.
The Big Society was not cover for cuts, this MP argued, it was a fairly radical attempt to decentralise a very centralised country and inject competition into public services.
Clausen and Voll [4] suggest this reflects very centralised railway traffic pattern in Europe.
The rule was per se conducive to university patenting, but the Italian university system was very centralised, and universities lacked the necessary autonomy to move in that direction until the mid 1990s.
Decision-making in China is very centralised.
Another particularity of the French system is that it is very centralised around the public research institutes and their way of selecting applicants for the permanent positions they are offering.
I'm not very keen on centralised control where, from far away, you tell people what to do".
"We are pleased to see that the committee acknowledges the government's rationale for closing the very expensive and centralised EMA scheme.
"I am convinced that the main cause of that is the policy of creating in a very vertical and centralised way the protected areas without proper consultation and respectful involvement of local people, both indigenous and multicultural people".
That is because the very idea of centralised administration did not exist at the time when the various schools of Muslim family law were evolved; in those days many matters were adjudicated at the level of the local community or the clan.But the fact that a political project is ultimately impossible will not stop people shouting for it, dying for it, trying their best to implement it.
Since capacity for managing people with cancer in many developing countries, especially in Africa, is very limited and invariably centralised [ 14] the health-care system response to people with cancer involves in some ways a greater challenge than the response to people with CVD, diabetes, and chronic respiratory diseases.
