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However, they will now appear by the end of the year, the company said, blaming "the decentralisation of data" .

When they hammered out a joint programme for government, the main theme other than austerity was decentralisation.

The Maoists are partly to blame for this, having ostensibly fought for a vaguely defined decentralisation of power.

Decentralisation has complicated efforts to enforce the law. Local authorities resent efforts by the central government to assert control.

Greg Clark, the minister for cities and decentralisation, insists that the draft planning-policy framework is "thoroughly localist" .

The public could debate energy policy and decentralisation. Voters could even decide whether to raise consumption taxes.

The financial settlement underscores two of the dilemmas involved in decentralisation.

We believe in autonomy and decentralisation but centralise a few core values.

Germany's fight against corruption is hampered by lack of resources, decentralisation and the absence ofa corporate criminal law.

Decentralisation has brought waste and corruption in some places, but in others it has produced better urban management.

Growth is also held back by red tape. Much of this stems from Spain's exaggerated decentralisation.

However, the preparatory demands are high in all forms of decentralisation and suggest that phasing implementation is desirable.

Such companies have open communications systems and decentralisation of resources.

Genuine empowerment and decentralisation are required.

However, there is no decentralisation of pay administration, which is centrally managed by the Civil Service Bureau.

Poland, like Ontario, illustrates the virtues of decentralisation.

The irony of driving decentralisation from the centre is not lost on senior figures.

This is, in part, an unwanted by-product of decentralisation : inept local authorities sit on funds for projects they cannot get started.

Decentralisation of the current effort is essential.

From the 1950s onwards he refined his manifesto of land reform, decentralisation, a minimum wage, free trade unions, fixed food prices.

Today, furthermore, there are powerful pressures for decentralisation.

Arabs will have an easier time than ex-Soviets did in supporting privatisation and decentralisation.

Perhaps most difficult of all for a new AK government to accept will be the case for decentralisation and more regional autonomy.

The future of political activism lies in decentralisation, reckons Adam Brandon, a spokesman for FreedomWorks.

The main concern expressed about grading reform and decentralisation has been the need to avoid major increases in costs as a result.

Decentralisation is important, according to Prof Simon.

Should consideration be given to introducing decentralisation of civil service pay administration for a city like Hong Kong?

The final goal of that development was decentralisation instead of centralisation;

Jakarta in Post-Suharto Indonesia: Decentralisation, Neo-liberalism and Global City Aspiration Tim Bunnell; Michelle Ann Miller