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descentralitzador

Tending away from a central point.

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Examples for "decentralizing"
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I gave myself to my work, and then a curious decentralizing process took place.
The Daughters of Danaus
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The new president, Poroshenko, has promised reforms aimed at strengthening law enforcement and decentralizing power.
Reuters
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He also said Mali must push through reforms in justice, fighting corruption, public finances and decentralizing power.
Reuters
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Their populist, decentralizing tendencies are outweighed by their concentration of power in a cadre of technical experts.
Wired
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Abdullah and his backers argued that decentralizing power would create an Afghanistan that is more democratic, and more accountable.
Wired
Usage of decentralising in anglès
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Ideas such as these reduce the energy load, decentralising our energy production.
BBC
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The United States and other Western countries are in favour of decentralising power.
Reuters
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But neither is suited to the task of decentralising power and boosting competitiveness.
Reuters
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The obstacle to peace must be removed by decentralising the organic chemical factories.
The Riddle of the Rhine: Chemical Strategy in Peace and War
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His case is that the Gandhi philosophy offers a way of decentralising our industrial society.
The Guardian
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People who cannot handle that fact should perhaps consider decentralising themselves down to rural Ireland.
The Irish Times
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It was intended to safeguard the process of decentralising power from Whitehall to other bodies.
The Guardian
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Scottish and Welsh devolution was a bold, decentralising move away from London by New Labour.
The Guardian
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Legislation allowing local authorities to vary property tax is an important step towards decentralising Ireland's political structure.
The Irish Times
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He also said Mali must push through reforms in justice, fighting corruption, public finances and decentralising power.
Reuters
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Devolving and decentralising power is essential in order to grow our economy in every part of the country.
The Guardian
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Perhaps the Arts Council should consider increasing personnel as well as decentralising to assist with their communication difficulties?
The Irish Times
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Government Departments are attempting to "blackmail civil servants into decentralising", a Fine Gael frontbencher has claimed.
The Irish Times
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But I felt there was so much in Cumbria that decentralising, giving power down to the communities, works.
The Guardian
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Such decentralising tendencies were met with nowhere in Europe save under the strong hand of a monarch in Russia.
The United States of America, Part 1: 1783-1830
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Jansa told parliament before the vote his government will work towards cutting red tape, improving infrastructure and decentralising the country.
Reuters
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