recentralization meaning in Hindi

Examples

1. "The industry is calling it recentralization, " says Taylor of this return to the past.
2. We have relied a great deal on outside counsel, so this recentralization of our own staff in the legal department is intended to save money in the long run.
3. Additionally, they attempted to come to terms with Jela
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   himself, but he insisted on the recentralization of Habsburg authority as a pre-condition to any talks.
4. So it seems amazing that recentralization, a wholesale transfer of tremendous power into the mayor's hands, could have been accomplished in such a relatively quiet and benign way.
5. The Comprehensive Program's objectives proved somewhat inconsistent with the predominant trends within members'economies in the 1970s, which was a period of recentralization  rather than decentralization  of domestic systems of planning and management.
6. But in an odd alliance, the Internet _ hailed as the technology behind a new economics, tearing down old hierarchies and flattening corporate organizations _ is fueling a recentralization of information and a revival of big iron computing.
7. A Department of Defense study in 1964 entitled " Project Security Shield " made clear that complete recentralization of the Army's criminal investigative effort was needed in order to produce a more efficient and responsive worldwide capability.
8. Zeigler concludes by describing the " recentralization " of regional theatres in " two forms : the propulsion into New York of new plays which had been premiered in regional theatres and the booking of limited engagements by regional theatre companies on Broadway.
9. "If he keeps Lotus entirely separate, Gerstner doesn't get the benefits, " said Steven Milunovich, an analyst at Morgan Stanley & Co . " And Gerstner's tenure has been all about the recentralization of IBM ."
10. In some ways, the recentralization of information _ away from atomized desktops and back to a mother ship _ will be a throwback to the pre-PC days when using a computer meant sitting in front of a terminal that simply displayed information as it was piped in from a huge mainframe.