Sentence examples for a centralised budget from inspiring English sources

Language barriers mean little labour market flexibility, the lack of a centralised budget means no real fiscal transfers and there is a great disparity between economic performance in Greece and Germany.

The eurozone is a currency union not a federal state, which means it lacks a single finance minister calling the shots and a centralised budget like that in the US or the UK.

UKIP's Jenny Jeffries, blamed "poor management" for money being lost from the council's budget and said a centralised purchasing department would save money on procuring council contracts.

The manifesto sees two distinct strands of Labour thought vying for supremacy: a centralised, paternalistic view of society vs localisers who want to let go of central government power and budgets to see change happen.

It envisages a centralised state.

Methodists also had a centralised system.

"We don't have a centralised method of control.

Should standards enforce a centralised or decentralised internet of things?

This isn't a centralised project in that sense.

He wants a centralised incomes policy to control inflation.

The lesson was that a pro-EU campaign needed a centralised, non-partisan command.