Sentence examples for centralised command from inspiring English sources

Since he was brought into the Home Office from MI6 by John Reid in the aftermath of the 2006 airline bomb plot, the spy turned bureaucrat has centralised command of the UK's anti-terrorism strategies in a way that his supporters say was timely and necessary, but which profoundly troubles some of his critics.

It operates using a centralised command which picks targets and assigns crews to carry out jobs.

Ideally, there's the totally centralised command economy and the complete anarchism of a non-state free market.

Many surviving members of al-Qaeda's affiliates have drifted into smaller Sunni factions under no centralised command.

Mecca's Grand Mosque, home to the Ka'aba, is monitored by 1,850 CCTV cameras operated from a centralised command centre.

He is seen more as an ideological than a military figure, as many militant cells operate autonomously and shun centralised command.

He has centralised control of departmental budgets.

Almost immediately after the first case was diagnosed, the Nigerian government declared a Public Health Emergency and centralised the command structure through an Ebola Response Incident Management Center [ 7].

His office has relaxed the centralised command-and-control structure of Abbott's chief of staff, Peta Credlin.

"We have always said that the only solution is political". The French military, currently centralising its regional command in Chad, rejects this claim.

It was slow to recognise the scale of the disaster and to respond to it, and was guilty, says Mr Ahsan, of "colossal mismanagement" of aid distribution.Samina Ahmed, of the International Crisis Group, a research and lobbying organisation, says the army has only itself to blame, having centralised the relief and rehabilitation efforts under its own command.