Sentence examples for a centralised place from inspiring English sources

"Most men like to think they know their partner pretty well, but the reality is that guys often get it wrong when it comes to engagement rings," says Smith, "The jewellery industry doesn't offer a centralised place for impartial information, meaning that men end up repeating the same mistakes as millions before them.

After an initial period in which all data were made available through the Manuel Corpas Blogg [ 12], it soon became apparent that this venue would make it increasingly difficult to provide a centralised place with all available data sources.

Second, when the government is searching for new ideas it always has to look abroad (usually to less centralised places such as America), since councils in Britain have little freedom to experiment with new ways of doing things.

It is putting in place a centralised payments system, and $200m a year is to be spent on information technology.

Alternatively, parties can transmit addresses or place names to a centralised geocoding service, thus avoiding the need to distribute the reference database and associated geocoding engine [ 57].

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?

He wants a centralised incomes policy to control inflation.

This isn't a centralised project in that sense.