Sentence examples for centralised controls from inspiring English sources

The German strategy, by contrast, is to insist on tighter, centralised controls of budgets and fiscal policies and then to move towards a pooling of liabilities for banks and debt once the new system is operational and seen to be working.

Can a debtor deal impartially with creditors' demands for stronger centralised controls?

But Welby insisted the Church of England was moving in the right direction, describing it as a complex institution without centralised controls, and with every parish church, cathedral and diocese operating as an independent charity.

Mr Mendez is convinced that outsourcing, albeit with strong centralised controls, has given Cisco a huge competitive advantage in its core business, but he is open-minded about what will work best on the consumer side.

For example, in a study aimed at illuminating the difficulties of implementing reproductive health programmes in Kenya, Ghana, Zambia and South Africa, the authors illustrate how financial decision making remained subject to centralised controls, even in the context of a decentralised system in Ghana and Zambia.

He has centralised control of departmental budgets.

Mr Bush has centralised control of the party in the White House.

He has centralised control of the security services, imposed a curfew, condoned police torture, attempted to muzzle the media and deployed armed forces to influence party-political disputes.

He described the culture of control in Whitehall, their "monitoring fetish" and their short-term thinking, and he wrote: "Monitoring has become almost religious in its status, as has centralised control..

He pointed to Vienna as a positive example of how to manage smart city technology, as it has centralised control over smart initiatives, ensuring they work in an integrated way.

But the Yellow river, which has been the main artery of Chinese civilisation for thousands of years, has shown the limitations of that approach and forced a different way of thinking that blends science, conservation, old-style communist centralised control and modern market cap-and-trade mechanisms.