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(1) Democracy is correlative with centralism.

(2) The Centralism principles all fit together.

(3) Democratic centralism is alive and well.

(4) Its recent congress broke from democratic centralism and Marxism-Leninism.

(5) In my experience, those long conditioned by Centralism are the worst offenders.

(6) The Communist variant of management Centralism goes much further, to be sure[sentencedict.com], than the variant found in democratic societies.

(7) When one embraces the precepts of Centralism it can lead in no other direction than organizing big.

(8) The precepts of Centralism rest heavily on a base of ad hominem argumentation, not on empirical evidence of their effectiveness.

(9) The advocates of Centralism use narrow, sacrosanct criteria in shaping how to organize.

(10) The transference of the principle of democratic centralism from party to state organization further weakens accountability and the role of elected bodies.

(11) Though Centralism comes in many guises and applications, the basic notions that fuel it are remarkably consistent-as are the results.

(12) He was far removed from the centralism embodied by his predecessors Ernest Bevin and Arthur Deakin.

(13) Accordingly, this book shines a spotlight on the Centralism precepts, and on the practices they yield.

(14) With our new approach we shattered about every Centralism precept there is.

(15) Therefore(sentencedict.com), we must study the principle of democratic centralism.

(16) Democratic centralism was impaired, and so was collective leadership.

(17) Rice Cott -6.0: First half some attention insufficient centralism , but as if awakening from a dream he also becomes the Everton rear guard line indispensable important link afterward.

(18) The democratic centralism is the basic organization principle of the Chinese Communist.

(19) Democratic centralism is an integral part of the socialist system.

(20) Such an inquiry could have produced serious questions and a thorough analysis regarding the precepts of Centralism that underlay the entire scheme.

(21) And the evidence shows they do so for the most part in accordance with the highly touted Centralism principles.

(22) Beyond that, variants of it can be found almost everywhere because it fits the other precepts of Centralism so perfectly.

(23) The bottom line is that General Motors heeded the siren song of management Centralism in the mid-sixties.

(24) He and Self devoted infinite pains to making this democratic centralism work.

(25) There was considerable sniping from the Congress, particularly from the staffers who cut their eye teeth on Centralism principles.

(26) The defining elements of Pilkingtons' management culture had been technical excellence and centralism.

(27) This is not an attempt to tar all forms of Centralism with the same brush.

(28) What will that newly defined concept mean in terms of moving either closer to or further away from centralism?

(29) Their form of organization must be based on democratic centralism.

(30) Social security systems' flaw has delayed the agricultural integration centralism effectively.