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- verb transitive To
centralize again or anew.
Etymologies
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Examples
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Behind the Rio allegations, then, many see a typical Chinese impulse in times of economic crisis to recentralize control over its economy.
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In September 1990, when Prime Minister Li Peng announced a plan to recentralize fiscal control over the provinces, Ye stood up and boldly denounced the notion.
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He and his hard-left party, Movimiento al Socialismo (MAS), immediately began working to recentralize power through a rewrite of the constitution.
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Beijing is trying to recentralize power to pull in revenue -- partly because regional authorities have been extracting fees willy-nilly from the rural population, calling them "taxes."
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Then, when Maher tried to recentralize his point that everyone knows Iraq has nothing to do with terrorism and the audience cheered, Hitchens turned on the audience and abused them again.
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Later northern dynasties, though, also wanted to recentralize authority, leading ultimately to a curtailment of this feudalism.
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My take on these numbers is that CIOs are continuing to close satellite data centers and recentralize IT functions.
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In short, this Conservative government is seeking to recentralize Canadian foreign policy.
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We see that many survey respondents are from highly regulated industries, and so the ability to recentralize and control access to applications and data is appealing to them.
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In short, this Conservative government is seeking to recentralize Canadian foreign policy.
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