centralization and decentralizationの例文

• It described alternating eras of centralization and decentralization.
• The water and sanitation sector in Colombia underwent one cycle of centralization and decentralization within the past several decades.
• From the rise and fall of the Roman Empire, there have been periods of centralization and decentralization in societies worldwide.
• However, the author also notes that this is probably an over-generalization with tensions between centralization and decentralization being present in both forms.
• Although the school system is often torn by tensions between advocates of centralization and decentralization, this exercise of centralized authority is entirely proper.
• In political philosophy he was a defender of the state-law identity theory and an advocate of explicit contrast of the themes of centralization and decentralization in the theory of government.
• A 29-day strike occurred in 1989 . In the 1990s, the school system began devolving responsibility for school policy and operations to the local schools, and struggled with finding the right balance between centralization and decentralization.
• During this era, the state colleges'peculiar mix of centralization and decentralization began to look rather incongruous in comparison to the highly centralized University of California and the highly decentralized local school districts around the state which operated K-12 schools and junior colleges, all of which enjoyed much more autonomy from the rest of the state government than the state colleges.
• Almost any political movement, from the rise of city states in Roman times, to the later rise and downfall of feudal empires during the middle ages, to the rise of fascism in Germany prior to World War II, to the late 20th century formation of the European Economic Union, the history of Europe has been one of cycles of centralization and decentralization.