Sentence examples for centralise and from inspiring English sources

Combined with this utilitarian approach is an ever stronger attempt on the part of the Department of Education and Skills to centralise and micro-manage the educational process.

1.04pm: David Blunkett, the Labour former education secretary, accuses Gove of being inconsistent, because he is trying to centralise and decentralise at the same time.

He adds that Republicans are better at this because they centralise and share information, whereas various Democratic interest groups tend to fight over who controls it.

Hence, for instance, the insistence on clarifying in advance which managers would occupy which slots.Hence, too, a determination to centralise and control decisions that might otherwise chip away at cohesion.

So, we have not lost, though every government and every deep pit of misbegotten wealth on earth is trying to centralise and thus control the net that is humanity's future.

At home, it needs to balance the competing demands of the regions, centralise and get a grip on the tax system, and clean up the mess in the state-enterprise system without creating an army of dispossessed workers.On the international stage, it has to ensure a smooth transition in Hong Kong.

Centralised and organisational controls are flexibly combined; for example, some centralised (state level) rules apply for teaching hospitals and impact on staffing levels and the skill-mix.

Of all the western democracies none is as centralised and undemocratic as the UK.

Britain is suffocatingly centralised, and draining power from Westminster would do it good.

In this archipelago of hundreds of islands, the church was a rare centralising and unifying force.

Parts of Motorola are centralised and parts are not, and those parts change over time.