1. Centralization and DeCentralization

2. Centralization would reduce commercial flexibility

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4. Freeman's measures of Centralization are attempts to isolate the various aspects of the simplified notion of Centralization

5. With economic growth has come centralization.

6. 8 . Centralization : Centralization is the number of superiors in the top management who are the decision-makers in the company .

7. So Centralization promotes territorial justice and equality

8. This process of centralization further weakens accountability.

9. Centralization has little to do with overall size.

10. of successive signal acquisition cycles and then their centralization.

11. Greater unity can be achieved without excessive centralization.

12. ‘Centralization‘ means concentration of power of decision-making

13. Centralization is a common occurrence in small enterprises

14. Canto DAM internalizes centralization for increased in-house efficiency

15. The structure of the U.S. education system lacks centralization.

16. How does Tocqueville distinguish between governmental and administrative centralization?

17. Centralization: lower managers are not capable at making decisions.

18. On this basis, he identifies three types of graph Centralization,

19. By the theory of centralization, it would be very efficient.

20. Chiefdoms are characterized by centralization of authority and pervasive inequality

21. Centralization means pulling groups together to create order and enforce process

22. Centralization is the root of all evil for advocates of deCentralization

23. ‘Centralization is the systematic retention of control by executive management.’ ‘One of the first casualties of the illiberal Centralization of power characteristic of democracy has been the loss of local autonomy.’ ‘We are examining the extent of Centralization in the tax systems of these countries.’

24. Frequently, the Centralization or deCentralization of a decision is merely an accident

25. A Confederal system sits at the other extreme in terms of centralization

26. According to Allen, “Centralization” is the systematic and consistent reservation of authority at central points in the organization. The implication of Centralization can be :- Reservation of decision making power at top level

27. The implication of Centralization can be: Reservation of decision making power at top

28. Both reject papal centralization and papal authority as a means for discerning just government.

29. Centralization helps an organization take advantage of economies of scale to reduce costs

30. China is a centralization country that has the unitary system of long history.

31. Just this: Worker commitment is inversely proportional to the degree of management centralization.

32. Nowhere in Britain has bureaucratic centralization proceeded with more pace than in Scotland.

33. Centralization follows the Delaware Enterprise Information Technology Centralization Playbook process of Executive Branch agency assessments of IT assets, people working in IT job class positions, and IT processes that support agency business

34. Centralization Definition: Centralization, means the concentration of powers, authority and control, at the head or centre of the organization. So, the location of powers as to planning, decision making, formulation of policies, etc

35. Centralisms: centralist centralistic centralists centralities centrality centralization centralizations centralize centralized centralizer: Literary usage of Centralises

36. Centralization is the systematic and consistent reservation of authority at central points in the organization

37. The above requirement for diversity can be matched by an equally strong requirement for centralization.

38. So if your system depends on such centralization, commitment is sure to be a casualty.

39. 29 Both reject papal centralization and papal authority as a means for discerning just government.

40. A non-rotating downhole sleeve adapted for open hole drilling and/or casing centralization.

41. 11 Moral belief has the features of sanctification, centralization and integration in its practice.

42. The tropism of administration in universities is the centralization of political or power and bureaucrat management.

43. Centralization also means that the whole network is dependent on a single point of failure

44. The rear frame is now lightweight CF die-cast magnesium, contributing the optimum mass centralization .

45. When Centralization does occur, it is normally related to a single direction of testing only

46. The period was characterized by efforts to achieve industrialization, collectivization of agriculture and political centralization.

47. The authors also found that dismantling centralization leads to far greater quality, productivity, and profitability.

48. There are some possible compromises, like centralization with selective local overriding, and Guide follows this approach.

49. Objective: To investigate the prognostic significance of Centralization in patients with subacute sciatica and referred symptoms

50. The Human Resources and Labor Relations Centralization Initiative Steering Committee met again on February 24, 2020

51. The de-centralization of program administration has also contributed to the challenges faced by FCP staff.

52. This is to provide you with an update on our Human Resources and Labor Relations Centralization initiative.

53. Centralization is a form of organizational structure where the decision making capability rests with the top management

54. By contrast, Reza Shah ruled as a monarch[Sentencedict], proving adept at centralization but not at delegation.

55. In most cases organizations that have flattened still suffer blind spots on what else centralization is doing to them.

56. This change has the potential to achieve significant operational gains across missions through the centralization of common functions.

57. The Conservative government of the 1980s has aroused profound anxiety by its policies of centralization and executive control.

58. Centralisms centralist centralistic centralists: centralities centrality centralization centralizations centralize centralized centralizer centralizers centralizes centralizing: Literary usage of Centralism

59. In fact, they became fervent converts to the idea that centralization was exactly the wrong way to go.

60. Centralization of authority within the parties was seen as the major obstacle to the implementation of their demands.

61. Definition: Centralization refers to that organizational structure where decision-making power is confined to the top management, and the subordinates need to follow the instructions of their seniors. Centralization of authority is essential for the small-scale organizations which lack resources and finance.

62. For the Modular Course one response has been the centralization of liaison and decision-making in a single senior tutor.

63. 11 In the business management, how to determine the degree of the centralization and dividable power puzzles the operator.

64. A graph Centralization measure is an expression of how tightly the graph is organized around its most central point

65. Centralization is the organizational structure, which is successfully being followed by many governments, organizations or managements across the globe

66. A good example of Centralization is the establishment of the Common Core State Standards Initiative in the United States

67. The reasons were that the centralization of corporation was imcompatible with governance structure which appealed democracy and power balance.

68. In March 1869, the central government led by Ōkubo Toshimichi of Satsuma felt strong enough to effect further centralization.

69. Centralization is the concentration of control in a single organization, team, location or structure. The following are illustrative examples.

70. The process of centralization has involved governments in taking a major stake in investments which were previously foreign-owned.

71. At any rate, Ranum says: “No absolute monarchy approached the modern totalitarian state in its degree of cultural and economic centralization.”

72. (= removing authority to one central place): What I see is more and more Centralization of power into the hands of …

73. This seems to fit quite well with the detailed process of manoeuvring which characterized the early period of financial centralization.

74. (= removing authority to one central place): What I see is more and more Centralization of power into the hands of …

75. Centralization refers to the process by which the decisions within an organization are determined by a selected group of individuals

76. Baptists reject any church hierarchy; however, among contemporary Baptists the role of the church, the clergy, and centralization is increasing

77. Centralization is a process by which planning and decision-making of an organization are concentrated in one group or location.

78. Find 3 ways to say Centralization, along with antonyms, related words, and example sentences at Thesaurus.com, the world's most trusted free thesaurus.

79. Libonomy is Artificial Intelligence controlled Blockchain that solves previously known issues like high energy usage, scalability, centralization, accessibility, interoperability and security

80. The US Urbanization with its two typical characteristics of centralization and decentralization has experienced the process of beginning, developing and maturing.