Meanings of decentralise power in English

You can't decentralise power in the UK while centralising it in Brussels.

We believe it is right to decentralise power, to open up government, to reform parliament and to increase individual rights.

The United States and other Western countries are in favour of decentralising power.

But neither is suited to the task of decentralising power and boosting competitiveness.

It was intended to safeguard the process of decentralising power from Whitehall to other bodies.

He also said Mali must push through reforms in justice, fighting corruption, public finances and decentralising power.

Devolving and decentralising power is essential in order to grow our economy in every part of the country.

The deal decentralised power in the mainly Christian and animist south and gave it a vote in 2011 on secession.

Slideshow (2 images) He also said Mali must push through reforms in justice, fighting corruption, public finances and decentralising power.

Following the end of Suharto's 31-year dictatorship in 1998, Indonesia went through a process of decentralising power.

Decentralising power would speak directly to a prime concern of some eurosceptics: that the EU is meddling in things best left to nation states.

Decentralising power systems - including by getting clean energy from a larger number of smaller power plants - could help cut the risks, researchers said.

The decentralised power plants will have surface areas of 500 to 5,000 square metres, the equivalent of 50 to 500 parking spaces.