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Meanings of decentralisation in English

Portuguese
descentralização de poderes
Catalan
descentralització

The spread of power away from the center to local branches or governments.

descentralização de poderes
Usage of decentralisation in English
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It is clear that on decentralisation Fine Gael is all at sea.
The Irish Times
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In the beginning, the Minister for Finance issued the Government's decentralisation sermon.
The Irish Times
3
David Cameron, even more than Blair, believes in the decentralisation of power.
The Guardian
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For all the supposed virtues of decentralisation, most blockchain-based solutions remain embryonic.
Reuters
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Labour rattled on about decentralisation, but they held the purse strings tight.
The Guardian
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The debate over decentralisation triggered strong debate in the government chamber.
BBC
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The BCI said the decentralisation reports could have influenced voters' election choices today.
The Irish Times
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Go for decentralisation This brings one to the second bottleneck: politics.
Reuters
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Perhaps medieval government should be used as our blueprint for decentralisation.
The Irish Times
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He promised a major reorganisation including decentralisation and faster decision making.
The Guardian
11
The private Sector has been living with the equivalent of decentralisation for years.
The Irish Times
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Local recruitment will be allowed to overcome shortages generated by scattergun decentralisation plans.
The Irish Times
13
Mr Brennan said he was fully committed to the decentralisation of his department.
The Irish Times
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Pro-government critics of the policy say decentralisation further encouraged Tuareg ambitions of independence.
Reuters
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The cynicism of the decentralisation proposal is breathtaking, says Vincent Browne.
The Irish Times
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OPINION:The waste of money is not the worst aspect of decentralisation.
The Irish Times
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