Sentence examples for a centralised system from inspiring English sources

Methodists also had a centralised system.

When Catholicism was legalised, the new network of churches established a centralised system of record keeping.

Few politicians in a centralised system have bothered to travel north themselves.

Over the past decade Mexico's 32 states digitalised birth records and fed the data to a centralised system.

What the National Cyber Security Centre proposes is a centralised system run, or at least directed by, the government.

In an attempt to counter absenteeism, teachers will be required to log on daily to a centralised system.

The later statute altered the Poor Law system from one which was administered haphazardly at a local parish level to a highly centralised system which encouraged the large-scale development of workhouses by Poor Law Unions.

Across the sector there was an appetite for radical restructuring, with the UN seen as an anachronistically centralised system in a world that, as Sean Lowrie of the Start network puts it "increasingly needs something different, more responsive, more decentralised and agile".

In November it published a survey claiming wide support for a more centralised system of financial supervision in Europe.

This suggests a rather centralised system of unit management, rather than a more distributed leadership model.

Manchester is also now moving towards a more centralised system.