Significados de centralism en inglés

There is also an expectation of centralism, and thus hierarchy and discipline.

There is no promise of permanency, even less of stable hierarchies and centralism.

These are reflected as general expectations of permanence, universality, dualism, centralism, and hierarchy.

The quote embodies centralism by establishing centers of interest and understanding around the quoted.

Some still believed in parliamentary methods, the great majority being adherents of strong centralism.

The civilization of illiteracy requires alternatives to centralism, hierarchy, sequentiality, and determinism in politics.

Nevertheless, this subsumation does not follow the patterns of centralism and the hierarchy of literacy.

The real practical tendency of universal suffrage is to democratic, instead of an imperial, centralism.

One embodies expectations characteristic of the context that relied upon literacy- homogeneity, hierarchy, centralism, tradition.

So we will have still more focus on structures, standardised testing, Whitehall centralism and teacher de-professionalisation.

They have suffered the worst from government over-centralism since Thatcher's assault on local democracy in the 1980s.

Democratic centralism in today's world is meaningless.

The single tradition that had been passed down since the foundation of the party was autocratic centralism.

What is to guard against this centralism?

A wide array of methods and technologies facilitates emancipation from the centralism and hierarchy embodied in literacy-based pragmatics.

That they have been drawn up by the Department of Finance, that bastion of centralism, is revealing indeed.