例句
Mr Poroshenko, who has more allies among directly elected deputies, will not easily relinquish the reins.|| He seems determined to direct reforms from the presidential administration, where his aides have spent months preparing draft laws, with a focus on deregulation, judicial reform and decentralisation .|| After the 2004 Orange revolution, conflicts between the president and the prime minister plagued the government, which squandered the chance of broad change to the system. Mr Poroshenko and Mr Yatsenyuk must learn from those mistakes. “Delay with reforms is fatal for us,” Mr Poroshenko himself said.
1:在那些直接选举产生的代表中拥有更多盟友的总统波罗申科绝对不会轻易放弃这股力量。||2:他似乎决心通过总统的权力进行直接改革,他的助手们花了几个月的时间来制定法律,这些新法案专注于解除管制,司法改革以及权力下放。||3:事实上,自从2004年的橙色革命之后,总理和总统间的权力冲突一直困扰着乌克兰政府,而这种行为极大地浪费了体制改革的机会。不论是波罗申科还是亚采纽克都必须从之前的错误中吸取教训。||4:波罗申科表示“对我们来说,拖延改革是极其致命的。”
noun
1.The movement of departments of a large organization away from a single administrative centre to other locations.
‘the decentralization of business services’
‘He said effective decentralisation of resources and responsibilities was also important for growth.’
2.The transfer of authority from central to local government.
‘efforts to promote decentralization and reform of the national political party’
‘the government’s decentralization programme’
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