Because broadcasting requires significant funding, it is more centralized and thus much more susceptible to state control.

Long stretches of military rule, with its emphasis on command and control, has left policymaking in Pakistan highly centralized.

And then I'm in the control room here, playing back and forth.

With more flexible population control, there is plenty of room for other forms of association.

(c) For almost 75 years, the women's movement in Tajikistan has existed primarily within the framework of a reigning ideology and under centralized administrative control.

NeuroArm enables remote manipulation of the surgical tools from a control room adjacent to the surgical suite.

Centralized and disciplined decision making

He simultaneously advocates multiparty democracy and centralized power. He favors a free economy, but wants the state to control how wealth is allocated and who benefits from it.

The Germans have been insisting on institutional change more centralized eurozone control over periphery banks and government budgets in exchange for expanded access to financing for the periphery.

If you've seen the film Control Room that was sent out, you'd understand a little bit why. Thank you.

B. Foreign policy making is very centralized

As the philosopher Bertrand Russell presciently put it Security and justice require centralized governmental control, which must extend to the creation of a world government if it is to be effective.

As he revived centralized Kremlin control over Russian politics and public affairs, Vladimir Putin has been concerned primarily with minimizing challenges to state power, which he concentrated in his own hands.

In large countries, there is room for research and development, training and quality control activities at the intermediate (e.g. provincial) level.

He simultaneously advocates multiparty democracy and centralized power.

But once in a while you get access to the control room, and then you can kind of mess with the dials.

A fully functioning monetary union also requires a central bank that is free to act as required to confront liquidity and confidence shocks, some mutualization of government debts, and centralized control over fiscal policy.

Britain s highly centralized political culture has been irreversibly changed.

Before the war, higher level education was also centralized.

Discussions also center on the control of the security services a field in which neither Fatah nor Hamas have much room to maneuver.

According to the International Atomic Energy Agency, the Arak plant still lacks several major reactor components, such as control room equipment and cooling pumps.

In Republika Srpska, education is centralized at the Entity level.

Its role should therefore be expanded and centralized, not undermined.

BCRCs are constrained by not having a centralized financial mechanism.

It is alleged that before and during the trial, all the evidence in the case file was kept in a room under the court's control, and that the defence lawyers could access this room only after going through a bureaucratic procedure.

Activism will not be centralized or organized from a particular body.

Before the war, higher education in Bosnia and Herzegovina was centralized.

They actually did so through a centralized headquarters out of Illinois, right?

Europe needs greater fiscal federalism, not just centralized oversight of national budgets.

1.194 All insurance services, including contracting for insurance, will have been centralized.

Although civil aviation is witnessing remarkable progress, circumstances beyond the control of Bosnia and Herzegovina authorities and the Office of the High Representative limit room for possible improvement.

The centralized mass media approach to public diplomacy still plays an important role.

Bargaining is highly centralized and often the government participates to coordinate fiscal policy.

The annual inventory review should be conducted as a desk or centralized review.

A dining room is a room for consuming food.

Room

And we were meeting in that room, the statue room.

It is a dizzying life of highly centralized command and control. To succeed, three lines of power emanate from Kim Kyong hui to the Party, the military, and the central government, with each line branching into the smallest corners of North Korean life.

At last Gorbachev attempted to restructure the Soviet Union into a less centralized state.

Overview In homes that lack a parlour or drawing room, the living room may also function as a reception room.

He has centralized the DPJ s contacts with lobbyists at his office in the Diet (Parliament).

The EU does not have a robust centralized fiscal structure with a counter cyclical mandate.

In 2003, the NHS made moves to create a centralized electronic registry of medical records.

Since that date the room has been known as the York Room.

Intelligence forces in authoritarian states are either highly centralized or tend to become autonomous power centers.