Significados de decentralising en inglés

Ideas such as these reduce the energy load, decentralising our energy production.

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.

The obstacle to peace must be removed by decentralising the organic chemical factories.

His case is that the Gandhi philosophy offers a way of decentralising our industrial society.

People who cannot handle that fact should perhaps consider decentralising themselves down to rural Ireland.

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

Scottish and Welsh devolution was a bold, decentralising move away from London by New Labour.

Legislation allowing local authorities to vary property tax is an important step towards decentralising Ireland's political structure.

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.

Perhaps the Arts Council should consider increasing personnel as well as decentralising to assist with their communication difficulties?

Government Departments are attempting to "blackmail civil servants into decentralising", a Fine Gael frontbencher has claimed.

But I felt there was so much in Cumbria that decentralising, giving power down to the communities, works.

Such decentralising tendencies were met with nowhere in Europe save under the strong hand of a monarch in Russia.

Jansa told parliament before the vote his government will work towards cutting red tape, improving infrastructure and decentralising the country.