Exemplos de uso de Decentralise em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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We have to decentralise.
Erasmus decentralised funds allocated to National Agencies.
It means the Commission must delegate and decentralise.
IPR budgets decentralised to the provinces.
A new assisted areas map introduced and administration made more decentralised.
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Table 1: Erasmus decentralised funds allocated to National Agencies.
The way governments enable community action is not necessarily a direct result of the way they decentralise government administration.
Decentralised cooperation programme Support programme for the health sector.
The ability of the management of Centrosoyouz to cope with change and decentralise decision-making will need to be greatly strengthened.
Usually, the more you can decentralise, the better it is, because those national competition authorities are very able to do their jobs.
But we need to establish simple, daily andeffective information to pass on and decentralise the interest among citizens in the work that we do here.
We need to decentralise our food system, and if we have to decentralise our food system, decentralise seed provisioning.
The report sets out the progress made on the 25 measures adopted in September 1997 to sim plify,rationalise and decentralise a number of the Commission's internal procedures.
The Commission cannot therefore decentralise cases which arenotified to it with a view to exemption under Article 853.
Through the promotion of a conscious and critical relation with the learning process itself,I seek to encourage in the student their critical thinking, decentralise teacher authority, facilitate interactive and peer-oriented learning", p.
This is why the Member States should decentralise administration, increase administrative capacities at a regional level and cut down on excessive bureaucracy in cohesion policy management.
We are trying to maintain a positive perspective, building on progress that has already been made,for example in supporting the reforms the government is undertaking to open up the economy that I have just mentioned to and decentralise power.
BAR_ 6(b)(bis)may provide that national agencies decentralise some of their responsibilities at regional and local level_BAR.
This study led to conclusions that can could improve neonatal screening programme coverage, which are: to review the period when blood collection is performed,thus contributing to the access of live newborns, and decentralise services with a view to expand the delivery of health care.
The Commission must modernise, adapt its structures,rethink its working methods, decentralise, assign responsibilities, control matters more closely and simplify its management, so that it can play its role effectively.
A system-wide revamp was undertaken to combine aggressive information, education and awareness campaigns to change behaviours,prevent the spread of the disease, decentralise the programme and shift the task of care from doctors to nurses.
In 2011, the municipal health department of Porto Alegre then established the ConsolidaSUS to“decentralise participatory healthcare management, planning, monitoring, and evaluation in municipal department of health”, thus expanding knowledge of the territory and the local health indicators.
It is the brainchild of Cameroonian notary Abdoulaye Harissou, a member of the International Union of Notaries.Harissou argues that African states must abandon the principle of state ownership of land, and decentralise land administration and management to municipalities.
My main message to the representatives of civil society is for both now and the future:go local, decentralise the debate, listen to the people and talk in their language about their problems, not in our own Brussels jargon.
If we are going to implement sectoral targets in the development budget then we need to move towards a budget which can have result-oriented strategy included in the budget itself so thatthe country strategies that the Development Commission is trying to put into place can decentralise and give greater control to our delegations.
The EU institutions andbodies participating in the Inter-institutional Group on Information should help decentralise EU communication-‘going local'- and encourage Member States to be more active in informing citizens about EU affairs.
The Commission must modernise, adapt its structures,rethink its working methods, decentralise, assign responsibilities, control matters more closely and simplify its manage ment, so that it can play an effective role in achieving the EU's political goals, in particular by identifying where the general Community interest lies and exercising its right of initiative.
The World Organisation of Family Doctors WONCA argues that developing residency programmes in family medicine in rural areas can be considered a gold-standard strategy to increase human resources for rural health and decentralise the distribution of doctors, but should always be accompanied by strategies to guarantee the quality of the residency programme.
We must also(and for that very reason, since without information centralisation is impossible)as far as possible  decentralise responsibility to the Party on the part of its individual members, of every participant in its work, and of every circle belonging to or associated with the Party.
This approach is in line with the coming into force, next May, of new rules Regulation 1/2003 on the implementation of Article 81 and82 of the EU Treaty which decentralise the enforcement of EU antitrust rules, therefore giving national competition authorities and national courts a more prominent role in assessing the legality of the rules and regulations in the professions.