decentralisation造句怎麼寫

Management scholars such as William Ouchi, of the University of California, Los Angeles, argued that decentralisation had saved American businesses; it could save schools too.

The financial settlement underscores two of the dilemmas involved in decentralisation.

The core of the plan is the decentralisation of the state, giving Serbian areas much autonomy.

The public could debate energy policy and decentralisation. Voters could even decide whether to raise consumption taxes.

Perhaps most difficult of all for a new AK government to accept will be the case for decentralisation and more regional autonomy.

Growth is also held back by red tape. Much of this stems from Spain's exaggerated decentralisation.

Another largely successful reform is the radical decentralisation that has seen a big chunk of public-sector spending and power devolved to local levels.

Greg Clark, the minister for cities and decentralisation, insists that the draft planning-policy framework is "thoroughly localist".

At the very top of the global educational league table-where only a handful of countries or systems within them manage to attain really high standards-decentralisation is the name of the game.