Sentence examples for centralise training from inspiring English sources

British Swimming will relocate athletes to Manchester in a move to centralise training after what was seen as a poor performance at London 2012.

The St Athan plan would centralise training for the armed forces in one location, but has led to controversy due to the closure of other bases in the UK.

Something you saw at a junior tournament or from a confused Asian player struggling against the European style of play 10/15 years ago, but not a European player!! Centralised training is great, but don't knock the individual talent & decision making out of them!

The Delhi Metro uses cab signalling along with a centralised automatic train control system consisting of automatic train operation, Automatic Train Protection and automatic train signalling modules.

Eventually MTAS, which had been intended to simplify and centralise applications for training posts, was scrapped.

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.

Furthermore, it enables the highly trained, centralised complaints team to concentrate on those issues that require serious investigation and handling, minimising the chance of such cases escalating.

But at the same time the network has moved over the years from a highly centralised hierarchy - with recruiting, training and orders all scrutinised by its top leaders - to something much more loose and amorphous.

OKHMATDYT in planning to de-centralise the national certification, support and training functions it currently performs to its network of Regional Breast Feeding Support Centres which heralds a scaling up of the programme as certification and other support needs are delivered at a much more local level.

In 1965 cart service on trains was centralised and standardised; food service was faster, and prices were lowered.

2. Individual symptom-based physical training programme : directional-preference exercises for those centralising their pain with repetitive movements; 'stabilising exercises' for those deemed 'unstable' based on specific tests; or intensive dynamic exercises for the remaining patients.