Examples of using Centralisation in English and their translations into Czech
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The Pankhursts are demanding too much centralisation.
Europe does not need further centralisation of economic powers at EU level.
This represents a further step in the direction of centralisation.
Such a centralisation of power in Brussels is not the solution and would not be acceptable.
It does not necessarily mean more centralisation of powers.
Centralisation, which is characteristic of collective bargaining in Algarve, is the source of many difficulties.
The Soviet Union had another characteristic- absolute centralisation.
SK European centralisation is sometimes accompanied by fanfares, as we saw with the adoption of the Treaty of Lisbon.
We should be promoting rail freight,not more centralisation.
We believe that moves towards centralisation in the European External Action Service are a dangerous and undemocratic development.
Such proposals therefore make it easier to fight against centralisation and bureaucracy.
This centralisation of information and the coordination of all those involved will prevent the chaos and the inconsistencies we witnessed last year.
One of the fundamental mistakes of the 2002 reform was excessive centralisation.
DE Mr President,too rapid centralisation and Europeanisation, possibly also in relation to the introduction of a European currency, are part of the cause of the current problems.
In my opinion, we should be bolting the door against Brussels' creeping desire for ever more centralisation.
We have to avoid government subsidies andnon-market mechanisms which lead to the centralisation of the economy, hamper competition and stifle creativity.
They, however, are seeking a solution in false answers, for example in the form of additional governmental capital injections pumped into banks orin further Brussels centralisation.
This promotes a move towards the centralisation of powers, with no parliamentary control mechanism, which will turn the EU into a military player on the international stage.
It was therefore little wonder that the EU political establishment had an easy ride in its desire to push forward centralisation within the European Union.
The crisis must not be used as an excuse to introduce more EU centralisation, which is something that many people have wanted since before the Treaty of Lisbon came into force.
I have been listening very closely to the debate in this Chamber all afternoon andI have been hearing calls for more Europe, more centralisation, more central control.
However, the sort of centralisation which takes the form of Brussels exerting budgetary authority over all the Member States would, in my opinion, be a massive and improper intervention in the sovereignty of the Member States.
There is now a very heavy burden and responsibility on the shoulders of those who wish anddesire an even deeper centralisation of the decision-making process here in Brussels.
Instead I saw only competition between Member States, and further centralisation or consolidation of consular services will risk taking away the flexibility missions require on the ground in rapidly changing circumstances.
During his forty year reign over Bohemia, he tried to strengthen the power of the crown at the expense of the estates,promoting the centralisation of power and recatholicization.
Centralisation and a single currency, which could never be a hard currency in the long term, have contributed to the current problems, yet a continuation along this wrong path is precisely what is now being proposed to us as a solution to rescue us.
In this context, the role of the EASA is vital in proposing a harmonisedinterpretation of the data, as well as in ensuring the centralisation and proper dissemination of the information.
The sort of centralisation which takes the form of Brussels exerting budgetary authority over all the Member States represents improper intervention in the sovereignty of the Member States, however, and would moreover reduce the sound countries of Europe to mere playthings of EU bureaucracy.
Yet again, the sole concern of the Council's decisions has been the defence of the interests of big business andfinance, with greater centralisation of political power in order to facilitate a greater concentration and accumulation of economic power.
There appear to be no lengths to which the rapporteur will not go in his paean to the EU's cohesion policy,despite the fact that this policy is an alarming example of what increased centralisation can lead to.