Subsidiarity means that authority has been vested in and should be exercised by those communities closest to the persons most affected by decisions.
Not exact matches
The doctrine of
subsidiarity and the idea of mediating institutions
mean that the proper subject of social decisions is the person and persons in community.
What this could eventually
mean is that the
subsidiarity opt - out, long supported by the UK, which permits Member States to apply lowered thresholds and public - interest tests in national competition decisions on media mergers and acquisitions could be lost.
This
means being positive about greater devolution based on the principle of
subsidiarity.
In The American Conservative, Gracy Olmstead wrote on what an energetic
subsidiarity could
mean for postindustrial towns, and Katrina Markel wrote in The Huffington Post what a restaurant can reveal about entrepreneurialism, social capital, history, and geography.
Brown's approach to education is captured in the word «
subsidiarity,» which in Sacramento has been taken to
mean, «The locals know best, so don't mess with them.»