Sentence examples for centralised distribution from inspiring English sources

His parry is not merely rhetorical; Punjab relies on the centralised distribution of energy generated by resources in other provinces.

With no landline access to hospitals, the centralised distribution of medicines is faltering, and drugs are in short supply.

The Guardian has found other examples of supermarkets claiming to support local organic production while falling back on centralised distribution and imports.

Morrison, with fewer big stores and centralised distribution for internet sales, could be better positioned than Tesco, Sainsbury's or Asda, Moody's said.

Something to be said in favour of supermarkets and centralised distribution systems is you can make one trip to the supermarket and buy your stuff there.

Low-paid migrants, predominantly from eastern Europe, have become the backbone of the UK's centralised distribution centres, providing 35% of food manufacturing labour, and 70-80% of harvesting labour.

Waist circumference [ 6] and waist-hip ratio (WHR) are used as indicators of centralised fat distribution [ 7, 8].

The result shows that the total distances of travel, as well as the unit transportation cost dominate the strategic application of either a centralised or decentralised distribution network.

To continuously support GNM's drive for sustainable performance, there is an opportunity for senior management to include sustainability as part of the management agenda, and an opportunity to create a more centralised management and distribution across editorial and commercial sides of the business.

Unfortunately, infrastructure systems are rather inflexible and there has not been significant changes in the systems after the adaptation of centralised drinking water distribution or water based sanitation.

The opposite criticism has more validity - that as organic sales increase, and under pressure from a highly centralised and uniform food distribution and retailing system, organic food will lose some of the qualities which distinguish it from non-organic.