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The expectation was that today's decentralised and global system would spread risk and reduce the economic impact of a financial shock.

The company is now run in a more decentralised way around a series of business units, each run by executives with authority to innovate.

The European Medicines Agency (EMEA) is a decentralised body of the European Union with headquarters in London.

Networks of self-help women's groups have been set up to act as a decentralised agricultural extension system.

And with a decentralised renewable network there would be no need for expensive grid solutions.

move back and forth between a decentralised organisation along lines of business and a centralised functional structure.

If planning decisions are to be decentralised, as it wishes, local communities need to be rewarded for allowing development to proceed.

This applies I think to any format for use over the web or in a decentralised system, not just XML.

On a tour of Britain, he was taken with its liberal vigour, decentralised government and "spirit of association" .

Traditionally, we have had decentralised security: if one PC is compromised, or one website fails, others will carry on.

The joy of a decentralised network is that no party acts as a gatekeeper for any other.

That was the last time a global, youth-led, decentralised movement took direct aim at corporate power.

As they do so, they may turn decentralised sprawl into quilts of energetic suburbs with a community feeling.

decentralised processes that eliminate the delay and cost of traditional purchase order processing.

Social networks are particularly useful for self-organised nationalist communities that are decentralised and lack a clear structure.

China is governed by a form of authoritarianism but it is a decentralised one.

Thus, centralised and decentralised control configurations with identical input sequences can directly be compared and evaluated.

As a rescue system, it was flexible, decentralised, and massively effective.

The Tata group is highly decentralised, and member companies have great aut onomy in terms of strategy and operations.

The first would be to use URNs, particularly since they already provide a decentralised registry.

It also proposed another body to co-ordinate the decentralised network of supervisors monitoring individual institutions and markets.

Instead, it works with Google App Engine, another cloud-computing provider, which gives Enomaly access to a decentralised global system.

It is lovely for Google, Apple and Microsoft to have decentralised cultures. But it is a mistake to transfer them to their websites.

Decentralised control methods are an interesting, yet not sufficiently studied alternative.

First, back-ups can be made more routine and decentralised. This makes McAfee-style mishaps less costly.

America's decentralised system and multiple checks and balances have long ensured that no single faction can monopolise power.

To counter this, Chinese activists are returning to older, decentralised, internet services such ase-mail and chat rooms.

She favours the decentralised Swiss model, which preserves individual choice and competition.

Gleeson. Yet virtual management does not have to mean decentralised management.

Experience of budgetary control in a decentralised setting.

Their welfare and happiness will be maximised in a free, democratic, decentralised, open and liberalised Europe.

The practical skills and rugged individualism of the frontiersfolk made the country prosperous, decentralised and democratic.

But Mexico poses some unique difficulties. It is bigger and richer but more decentralised, with weaker police forces and courts.

The way it organises R& D internally is open and decentralised: self-organising teams come up with ideas for most new services.

Switzerland has a largely decentralised education system.

Not only are decentralised organisations more efficient, they are also the inevitable consequence of technological progress.

Second, when Indonesia became a democracy after Suharto's fall, it also decentralised, creating several layers of bureaucracy.

Spain has arguably the most decentralised news-paper industry in Europe, with 140 titles.

This way, the organisation can be decentralised, because it does not depend on a specific meeting.

He ran a brilliantly decentralised campaign.

"We are highly centralised on the process but decentralised for decision-making, " says Mr Danielsson.

He was not only involved in a dispersed network of jihadi propaganda, but also, it seems, in a decentralised web of terrorist plots.

That is one reason why decentralised market processes tend to work well.

That is hard in decentralised Spain, where 17 regional governments account for 37% of public spending.

For example, he could channel more federal money into decentralised trusts and so bypass the state governors and their lackeys altogether.

This is a different kind of issue because it is a decentralised problem.

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