Sentence examples for at the centralisation from inspiring English sources

Fundamental criticism levelled at the centralisation of breast cancer treatment at large cancer hospitals and the subsequent certification of these breast centres concerns the fact that no definitive measures exist as yet to demonstrate the advantages of this system.

We use the index to simulate the impact of a policy aiming at increasing the centralisation of public secondary education provision, and find that it negatively affects public transport accessibility for students with the lowest levels of accessibility.

Mr Hague believes that under New Labour, especially during the Blair years, the centralisation of power at Downing Street led to the Foreign Office being sidelined, affecting morale and leading to a lack of coherent strategy.

He pointed to the lack of commitment from athletes to the centralisation plan for the British Performance Institute at Dartford.

The centralisation of "openness" and information processing at public bodies through communications departments has made things worse for journalists since the 1990s.

These include the centralisation of its services for sick and premature babies at Glangwili Hospital, Carmarthen, a move which has prompted protests at Haverfordwest's Withybush Hospital.

This has led to the centralisation of care for gastric cancer with surgery generally performed at larger centres by specialist surgeons.

These results could be explained, again, by various factors at the country level, such as interoperability problems, safety and privacy issues and the centralisation or delocalisation of data control.

The centralisation of power in Westminster and London has shifted.

The centralisation of data not only makes it vulnerable to attack.

And we will stop the centralisation, bureaucracy and political interference that gets in your way.