Sentence examples for centralise operations from inspiring English sources

One of Mr de Pouzilhac's recent strategies has been to centralise operations in the hope of boosting efficiency.A second strategy is to turn otherwise painful trends to Havas's advantage.

In June, the military's headquarters were moved to the city as President Buhari wanted to centralise operations against the militants.

Van Commenee initially upset the coaching staff as he made several dismissals and brought in new faces, as well as centralising operations which affected regional arrangements – such as Jessica Ennis's training base in Sheffield.

They also saw centralising operations as a way to allocate a larger share of the revenue to the railway company, and to ensure a high quality of service on new lines.

He paints the change as part of a deliberate and sweeping reform of the party's traditionally centralised operation.

A decade earlier, with its branch numbers now in double figures, Foxtons had centralised its operations around a new headquarters in Chiswick in west London.

Flexitallic Ltd, a manufacturer and supplier of static sealing products, and Sealex Ltd, a distributor of seals, engineered hoses and associated products, are centralising their operations in Aberdeen, Scotland, UK.

In 1916, the executive board of the state railways wanted to centralise the operation of restaurant carriages and the most important station restaurants in Norway under one management.

Since 2010 several initiatives have been launched, including the introduction of a commissioning academy, creating the Crown Commercial Service (CCS) to beef up government's centralised procurement operation, and training 2,500 officials.

In 2006, McCormick Foods Australia moved production of Aeroplane Jelly to Clayton, Victoria to centralise its manufacturing operations in Victoria.

Take news: when NBC centralised its newsgathering operations and launched a 24-hour news channel, it also created a new source of revenue.