decentralisation

常見(jiàn)例句

雙語(yǔ)例句

• The core of the plan is the decentralisation of the state, giving Serbian areas much autonomy.
  該計(jì)劃的核心內(nèi)容是科索沃的地方分權(quán)制度——讓科索沃內(nèi)塞爾維亞人居住各地區(qū)擁有足夠的自治權(quán)。
• The public could debate energy policy and decentralisation. Voters could even decide whether to raise consumption taxes.
  公衆(zhòng)可以討論能源政策和地方分權(quán)，選民甚至可以決定是否去增加消費(fèi)稅。
• Greg Clark, the minister for cities and decentralisation, insists that the draft planning-policy framework is “thoroughly localist”.
  格雷格?尅拉尅是城市地方分權(quán)的部長(zhǎng)，堅(jiān)稱該計(jì)劃政策框架的草案是“完全的地方特色”。

權(quán)威例句

• For opposition parties observing the mess, decentralisation is an appealing (if hardly catchy) solution.
  ECONOMIST: Politics
• The decentralisation of American education also makes it impossible to introduce national testing standards.
  ECONOMIST: The education president (Part 2)
• But there is no doubt that Spanish decentralisation has, with minimal post-Franco coercion, kept the country together.
  ECONOMIST: Devolution can be salvation
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