Definition of decentralization in English:

decentralization

(British decentralisation)

noun ˌdiːsɛntr(ə)lʌɪˈzeɪʃ(ə)nˌdiˌsɛntrələˈzeɪʃ(ə)n

mass noun

1The transfer of authority from central to local government.
efforts to promote decentralization and reform of the national political party
as modifier the government's decentralization programme
Example sentencesExamples
- He speaks about mutualism, localism, devolution and the decentralisation of power.
- The government will begin implementing the regional autonomy and fiscal decentralization policy in January.
- The 73rd and 74th Amendments of the Constitution should be scrupulously enforced, paving the way for effective democratic decentralization.
- It advocates decentralisation, economic reforms, additional support for the less well-off and a return to the pacifism spelled out in the constitution.
- On the fiscal policy, the board suggests that the government should manage public debt more efficiently and accelerate fiscal decentralization into local areas as much as possible.
- The ministry of rural development is now testing its decentralisation plan - termed sector reform - on 70 million rural Indians.
- Decentralization has long been advocated by the political and economic elite in the West as a means of wrenching power from the more populous Eastern provinces.
- Questions of federalism and decentralization have dominated public debate across the country.
- This is intended to help government and its partners clarify processes for the decentralisation process and build capacity for it.
- This shows that devolution and decentralisation is the way of the future and I look forward to further initiatives under the Better Local Government programme.
1. 1.1 The movement of departments of a large organization away from a single administrative centre to other locations.
  the decentralization of business services
  Example sentencesExamples
  The Association should encourage the decentralisation of multinational companies to economic blackspots and areas that do not suffer from labour shortages.
  This restructuring and decentralisation plan simplifies our business, and will improve our focus, agility and control.
  He is the least hostile of the civil and public service union leaders towards decentralisation, mainly because of his union's younger age profile.
  He said effective decentralisation of resources and responsibilities was also important for growth.
  Moreover, managerial decentralisation and a shift in the locus of bargaining and power relations raises the prospect for trade union renewal at the state sector workplace.
  Kiltimagh is the ideal location for decentralisation of IT type projects.
  Representatives were unable to cope with the increasing discontent and conflict which arose from trust decentralisation, organisational restructuring and new managerial processes of control.
  If we are to have a proper enterprise economy in the north and encourage decentralisation, we need to plan for it and prepare for it.
  The shift comes as the company continues to refine its operating style following a radical decentralization of marketing responsibility to five regional units.
  Just how fast we can move towards industrial decentralisation cannot now be said.

Definition of decentralization in US English:

decentralization

(British decentralisation)

nounˌdēˌsentrələˈzāSH(ə)nˌdiˌsɛntrələˈzeɪʃ(ə)n

1The transfer of authority from central to local government.
efforts to promote decentralization and reform of the national political party
as modifier the government's decentralization program
Example sentencesExamples
- He speaks about mutualism, localism, devolution and the decentralisation of power.
- Decentralization has long been advocated by the political and economic elite in the West as a means of wrenching power from the more populous Eastern provinces.
- Questions of federalism and decentralization have dominated public debate across the country.
- The ministry of rural development is now testing its decentralisation plan - termed sector reform - on 70 million rural Indians.
- The 73rd and 74th Amendments of the Constitution should be scrupulously enforced, paving the way for effective democratic decentralization.
- On the fiscal policy, the board suggests that the government should manage public debt more efficiently and accelerate fiscal decentralization into local areas as much as possible.
- This shows that devolution and decentralisation is the way of the future and I look forward to further initiatives under the Better Local Government programme.
- The government will begin implementing the regional autonomy and fiscal decentralization policy in January.
- It advocates decentralisation, economic reforms, additional support for the less well-off and a return to the pacifism spelled out in the constitution.
- This is intended to help government and its partners clarify processes for the decentralisation process and build capacity for it.
1. 1.1 The movement of departments of a large organization away from a single administrative center to other locations.
  the decentralization of business services
  Example sentencesExamples
  Moreover, managerial decentralisation and a shift in the locus of bargaining and power relations raises the prospect for trade union renewal at the state sector workplace.
  He said effective decentralisation of resources and responsibilities was also important for growth.
  Representatives were unable to cope with the increasing discontent and conflict which arose from trust decentralisation, organisational restructuring and new managerial processes of control.
  Kiltimagh is the ideal location for decentralisation of IT type projects.
  He is the least hostile of the civil and public service union leaders towards decentralisation, mainly because of his union's younger age profile.
  The Association should encourage the decentralisation of multinational companies to economic blackspots and areas that do not suffer from labour shortages.
  The shift comes as the company continues to refine its operating style following a radical decentralization of marketing responsibility to five regional units.
  This restructuring and decentralisation plan simplifies our business, and will improve our focus, agility and control.
  If we are to have a proper enterprise economy in the north and encourage decentralisation, we need to plan for it and prepare for it.
  Just how fast we can move towards industrial decentralisation cannot now be said.

单词	decentralization
释义	Definition of decentralization in English: decentralization (British decentralisation) noun ˌdiːsɛntr(ə)lʌɪˈzeɪʃ(ə)nˌdiˌsɛntrələˈzeɪʃ(ə)n mass noun 1The transfer of authority from central to local government. efforts to promote decentralization and reform of the national political party as modifier the government's decentralization programme Example sentencesExamples He speaks about mutualism, localism, devolution and the decentralisation of power. The government will begin implementing the regional autonomy and fiscal decentralization policy in January. The 73rd and 74th Amendments of the Constitution should be scrupulously enforced, paving the way for effective democratic decentralization. It advocates decentralisation, economic reforms, additional support for the less well-off and a return to the pacifism spelled out in the constitution. On the fiscal policy, the board suggests that the government should manage public debt more efficiently and accelerate fiscal decentralization into local areas as much as possible. The ministry of rural development is now testing its decentralisation plan - termed sector reform - on 70 million rural Indians. Decentralization has long been advocated by the political and economic elite in the West as a means of wrenching power from the more populous Eastern provinces. Questions of federalism and decentralization have dominated public debate across the country. This is intended to help government and its partners clarify processes for the decentralisation process and build capacity for it. This shows that devolution and decentralisation is the way of the future and I look forward to further initiatives under the Better Local Government programme. 1.1 The movement of departments of a large organization away from a single administrative centre to other locations. the decentralization of business services Example sentencesExamples The Association should encourage the decentralisation of multinational companies to economic blackspots and areas that do not suffer from labour shortages. This restructuring and decentralisation plan simplifies our business, and will improve our focus, agility and control. He is the least hostile of the civil and public service union leaders towards decentralisation, mainly because of his union's younger age profile. He said effective decentralisation of resources and responsibilities was also important for growth. Moreover, managerial decentralisation and a shift in the locus of bargaining and power relations raises the prospect for trade union renewal at the state sector workplace. Kiltimagh is the ideal location for decentralisation of IT type projects. Representatives were unable to cope with the increasing discontent and conflict which arose from trust decentralisation, organisational restructuring and new managerial processes of control. If we are to have a proper enterprise economy in the north and encourage decentralisation, we need to plan for it and prepare for it. The shift comes as the company continues to refine its operating style following a radical decentralization of marketing responsibility to five regional units. Just how fast we can move towards industrial decentralisation cannot now be said. Definition of decentralization in US English: decentralization (British decentralisation) nounˌdēˌsentrələˈzāSH(ə)nˌdiˌsɛntrələˈzeɪʃ(ə)n 1The transfer of authority from central to local government. efforts to promote decentralization and reform of the national political party as modifier the government's decentralization program Example sentencesExamples He speaks about mutualism, localism, devolution and the decentralisation of power. Decentralization has long been advocated by the political and economic elite in the West as a means of wrenching power from the more populous Eastern provinces. Questions of federalism and decentralization have dominated public debate across the country. The ministry of rural development is now testing its decentralisation plan - termed sector reform - on 70 million rural Indians. The 73rd and 74th Amendments of the Constitution should be scrupulously enforced, paving the way for effective democratic decentralization. On the fiscal policy, the board suggests that the government should manage public debt more efficiently and accelerate fiscal decentralization into local areas as much as possible. This shows that devolution and decentralisation is the way of the future and I look forward to further initiatives under the Better Local Government programme. The government will begin implementing the regional autonomy and fiscal decentralization policy in January. It advocates decentralisation, economic reforms, additional support for the less well-off and a return to the pacifism spelled out in the constitution. This is intended to help government and its partners clarify processes for the decentralisation process and build capacity for it. 1.1 The movement of departments of a large organization away from a single administrative center to other locations. the decentralization of business services Example sentencesExamples Moreover, managerial decentralisation and a shift in the locus of bargaining and power relations raises the prospect for trade union renewal at the state sector workplace. He said effective decentralisation of resources and responsibilities was also important for growth. Representatives were unable to cope with the increasing discontent and conflict which arose from trust decentralisation, organisational restructuring and new managerial processes of control. Kiltimagh is the ideal location for decentralisation of IT type projects. He is the least hostile of the civil and public service union leaders towards decentralisation, mainly because of his union's younger age profile. The Association should encourage the decentralisation of multinational companies to economic blackspots and areas that do not suffer from labour shortages. The shift comes as the company continues to refine its operating style following a radical decentralization of marketing responsibility to five regional units. This restructuring and decentralisation plan simplifies our business, and will improve our focus, agility and control. If we are to have a proper enterprise economy in the north and encourage decentralisation, we need to plan for it and prepare for it. Just how fast we can move towards industrial decentralisation cannot now be said.
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