Sentences with word «decentralisation»

The story of the gospels and of Acts seems to me to be one of decentralisation of power, as NP suggested.

Ethereum, the parent system of a new virtual currency, is known for decentralisation of all types of economic activities.

Citing six catalysts - the confusion over human rights and the rule of law, the unprecedented growth of the «database state», devolution and the pressure for greater decentralisation in England, the European Union and globalisation and questions about the eventual succession of Queen Elizabeth II, I predicted that the need for fundamental constitutional change would become unarguable within the next twenty years.

Financial Services, Smart Contracts, Ownership ratios and Cyber Security are going to be reinvented by decentralisation with Blockchain.

# 3) allowing for as much government decentralisation as possible, from federal to state to local; and

We and our networks are passionate and active in promoting change through decentralisation.

Continue reading «It's the greatest decentralisation of power in a generation, claim Eric Pickles and Greg Clark, as Localism Bill becomes law»»

There is always a chance of centralized exchanges going bust — with decentralisation there will be no single entity holding your funds.

The Nationals leader Brendon Grylls has devised a bold decentralisation policy involving nine towns and $ 86m this year.

While respecting the existing devolution settlements and «envisaging» more decentralisation of powers after Brexit, the manifesto also promises an «active government, in every part of the UK».

Despite Australia's high level of political decentralisation, no - one outside the caucus in Canberra has any say in the Federal leadership contest.

Government is undermining the authority of local government and efforts at decentralisation by scrapping tolls paid by head potters also known as «Kayayei», the Deputy Minority Leader, James Avedzi has intimated.

By then new deals could well be under negotiation on further devolution to Wales and Northern Ireland and on decentralisation within England.

Bitcoin is all about decentralisation and democracy.

For example, we both believe that to secure our energy supplies and make them greener, we need radical decentralisation.

The National Democratic Congress is promising a deepened decentralisation of the Attorney General's Department through the establishment of district offices across the country to ensure prompt prosecution of cases.

Critics discuss decentralisation of security.

At the same time, however, new technologies in the telecommunication and information sectors are making it easier for institutions to co-ordinate regional activities and have tended to encourage decentralisation of some financing activities, particularly those where proximity to clients is an advantage.

Should further decentralisation not be on the agenda too?

The beauty of Bitcoin is total decentralisation.

Furthermore, decentralisation ensures that even if one of these devices fails, all of the data remains secure elsewhere.

If true, this fact likely has legal consequences and rather undermines the «Decentralisation Defence» being put to the regulators by industry lobbyists.

Everyone on crypto twitter rejoiced and, most importantly, engaged in interesting conversations around why decentralisation matters.

Interestingly, the young founder of Tetras Capital argued that the crypto space needs to stop falling for the commonly misunderstood decentralisation hype.

He also spoke with senior researchers and staff from the Regional Australia Institute about the role of the regions on the national policy agenda and where core issues like labour force demands and decentralisation fit into the overall economic picture.

Mr Cable said the Tory leader was in «cloud cuckoo land» if he expected the Lib Dems to work alongside the Conservative party over decentralisation.

This climate of «mutual suspicion» hinders decentralisation from within, and should be changed so as to transform the current competing discourses of city - regions, regions, elected mayors and local authorities into a «virtuous narrative» able to inform a consistent and non-redundant new regional architecture.

A much better constitution for me... is the German constitution with a strong constitutional court, a strong parliamentary system... very strong decentralisation... Germany has a serious constitutional culture.

His recent publications include Explaining the Design of the Rwandan Decentralisation: elite vulnerability and the territorial repartition of power in the Journal of Eastern African Studies.

In a social climate characterised by increasing levels of political disenfranchisement, the example of Scotland shows that accountable decentralisation can be an effective way to restore the relationship between the public and the wider political system — bringing decision and policy - making closer to people and, in this way, putting people back into politics.

Ms Nkrumah stated that her administration would lift Ghana from the economic quagmire it was in and practice proper decentralisation where the grassroots would be part of decision making.

The present Government's scheme for a northern powerhouse to be directed by a DEEM covering combined local authorities is promoted by the Treasury — to the amazement of many because in the past it has resisted decentralisation of powers, fiscal discretion and resources to elected local authorities, as George Osborne, Chancellor of the Exchequer admitted in his speech earlier this month.

Professor Whitefield and Dr Chaisty have published on «Putin's nationalism problem», and working papers on «Dimensions of Nationalism in Putin's Russia and their Political Correlates» and «Citizens» Attitudes towards Institutional Change in Contexts of Political Turbulence: Support for Regional Decentralisation in Ukraine» are forthcoming.

However, the civic relationship between citizens and local government has been complicated by ongoing decentralisation of the governance of England over the past two years — with the North of England most affected.

Salmond, voicing his own support for the accelerated decentralisation of power away from London, appeared to lay the foundations for a new «devo - max» settlement in the event of a «No» vote.

«The sentiment of the Big Society is to be encouraged and, certainly, the government have put decentralisation at the heart of domestic policy agenda.

In the meantime the Tories intend to show they are working hard on plans to deliver better value for taxpayers» money and that ministers will be promoted (or sacked) in proportion to their success at cutting their budgets and using decentralisation and technology to deliver better services.

To make matters worse, stiff necks in successive governments have turned deaf ears to the cry and clamour for police decentralisation.

The first is the immediate decentralisation of the Force.

The energy industry is being shaped by a number of risk factors, including moves toward decentralisation and digitalisation, shifting demand and prices, as well as sustainability as a public policy issue.

There are also other platforms that aim to promote decentralisation.

At bitfwd, we work with academics, developers, designers, business people, and anyone else who is genuinely interested in blockchain and decentralisation tech.

Some claimed that the hard fork recalling transactions in the blockchain contradicted the system's main principle, i.e. decentralisation and immutability.

The uncertainty around the presidential rally in the US, increasing decentralisation sympathies in Europe — these are the factors that have pushed up bitcoin price to its 3 - year high.

«This is an intriguing point in history: over the past 5,000 years technology has move progressively towards centralisation, and so the paradigm shift towards decentralisation is dramatic,» continued Ivanov.

It enables decentralisation of direct transactions in Publica's currency between readers and authors in order to purchase access keys for their literary works.