Examples of using Decentralisation in English and their translations into Italian
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The committees we have sent out there appear to echo the call for decentralisation that is often heard in other areas of the European Union too.
The decentralisation program introduced by Khrushchev in the mid-1950s was soon exploited by Georgian Communist Party officials to build their own regional power base.
Lastly, the CAP must adapt and respond to the need for more decentralisation, greater transparency
This involves decentralisation of social and economic services
There is a growing tendency towards decentralisation of employment policies,
Continued decentralisation and continuation of measures to enhance macroeconomic management
The ESF was implemented using greater decentralisation, which should make it possible to strengthen territorial employment strategies.
It enhances government policy to support administrative decentralisation by involving civil society in the process of poverty alleviation.
Allow me to take this opportunity to invite MEPs to participate in the decentralisation of activities connected with Maritime Day 2009 which the Commission fully supports.
A decentralisation reform is being implemented, through a number of bills
Before any decentralisation of responsibilities, the obligations of every person intervening in financial decisions will be defined and communicated.
Many Member States have undergone a decentralisation trend during the last thirty years, even if this process is not always accompanied with a corresponding increase in resources.
The trend towards decentralisation within part of industry
It is anything but decentralisation. It is the opposite, absorbing the civil
Neither has the technical possibility of a technology driven decentralisation in work organisation produced as yet any widespread growth of home working Huws, 1984.
A key issue is the centralisation and decentralisation of the state in relation to regional,
Public administration reform, including the establishment of a system enabling decentralisation of assistance management to the beneficiary country in accordance with the rules laid down in regulation 1605/2002;
Decentralisation of the organisation of the activities of the European year
With increasing decentralisation in most European countries there is already a move towards a decentralised approach to the provision of counselling which should be encouraged.
This will result from the proposals on dialogue, decentralisation, stronger co-operation between administrations,