Even without centralized law, it was possible to make enforceable contracts.
The question however becomes more complicated on the European level due to a greater number of actors, different legal traditions, an increased distance between the decision-making center and citizens, and the tension between centralized law making and decentralized implementation.
Martinez-Fraga envisions a centralized international investment law system, akin to the international criminal court system.
FACS acquisitions were performed in a centralized flow cytometry facility.
Was it a centralized, or centralizing, authority?
From the 12th century onward, they substituted for the old feudal structure an orderly administration and fiscal organization, set up a centralized judicial system (using Roman law), and began extensive legislation.
A single optimal control problem is solved based on a prediction of the future evolution of the system and the resulting control law is implemented in a centralized way.
It said that because the majority of people stopped were never arrested, the department had a "centralized database of hundreds of thousands of law-abiding New Yorkers, most of whom are black and Hispanic".
In most states, law enforcement agencies submit data to the FBI through a centralized repository, typically operating within the department of state police.
This project proposes a centralized algorithm to design cooperative allocation strategies and guidance laws for air defense applications.
Last month, the Justice Department launched a new hate-crimes website to provide a centralized portal for the department's hate-crimes resources for law enforcement, victims, advocacy groups and others.
