Sentence examples for be centralised in a from inspiring English sources
Responsibility for federal police forces is to be centralised in a new public-security ministry (already approved by Congress), to be headed by Alejandro Gertz, who got mixed reports when brought in by the leftist Party of the Democratic Revolution PRDD) to do a similar job for Mexico city's police.
In Mumbai, diagnostic testing tends to be centralised in a few large hospitals (Kavarana et al, 2000), so the introduction of new equipment may have a more immediate impact on incidence rates, which may explain the observed increase in rates from the mid-1980s mid-1990s90s alloss age agroupsups.
Power would be centralised in an eight-member management board in Frankfurt.That there are two proposals is a result of Mr Tietmeyer's failure to forge a consensus among his boardroom colleagues.
Droplets were centralised in a dynamic flow, and their shapes both evaluated, and mathematically modeled, before subsequent shell solidification.
In the French Community of Belgium, the Office de la Naissance et de l'Enfance, or Office of Birth and Childhood (ONE), 11 offers a free preventive check-up programme from pregnancy up to the age of 6, with the data being centralised in a computerised databank.
Stroke care needs to be centralised in large specialist units in a radical shake-up of hospitals, experts say.
"We believe that to be able to meet these standards, these specialist services - consultant-led maternity and neonatal care, inpatient children's services and emergency medicine - should be centralised in five centres as a starting point towards the development of the three acute care alliances.
Girls Cinemaa offers a clear illustration of how fiction could be centralised in the fan magazine in order to appeal to a distinctly female readership.
On the other, yet more power would be centralised in the presidency.In this section Are they beginning to lose the faith?
