Sentence examples for centralised arrangement from inspiring English sources

Bentham went to visit his brother in the late 1780s, saw what he was doing, and decided the centralised arrangement could be applied to all sorts of different situations - not just prisons but factories, schools and hospitals.

In contrast, the centralised arrangement was perceived to be more effective both in recruiting qualified staff and balancing their distribution across districts, but poor in ensuring the retention of employees.

A centralised arrangement at Union level shall be adopted to compensate sectors or sub-sectors which are exposed to a genuine risk of carbon leakage due to significant indirect costs that are actually incurred from greenhouse gas emission costs passed on in electricity prices.

Thirdly, it breathes genuine localism into our stiflingly centralised system.

"Their organisation is centralised.

Their organisation is usually highly centralised.

However, since the sensing electrodes are on a small diameter tool body (42 mm) centralised in a large diameter wellbore (e.g. 150 mm), it is unclear whether such an arrangement is sensitive enough for the purpose of measuring a thin liquid layer on the casing wall.

The commission concluded that, if the devolved arrangements it proposed were not made, "local government will be swamped … and a highly centralised form of government will result".

It centralised back-office functions.

All buying should be centralised.

Management is devolved, not centralised.