Sentence examples for centralised headquarters from inspiring English sources
The rest of the Met needs to be driven hard to get out of centralised headquarters functions, get out of the office and to get out on their own.
The most common answers were not about a lack of technology, but were related to cultural barriers and incentives, such as "unclear accountability" and "overly centralised control from headquarters".
The effectiveness of the British mines, barrages and bombardments was improved by advances in artillery survey, flash-spotting and centralised control of artillery from the Second Army headquarters.
The company will move out of its headquarters in Camden to three separate locations in central London, with the number of employees in centralised functions dropping from 200 to less than 50.
In general, larger chains were seen as having a more centralised approach, in which pharmacists at the various chain locations were expected to take direction from senior managers based in a headquarters.
"Headquarters, headquarters.
It envisages a centralised state.
Only the centralised party organisations.
Its centralised system of control stifles innovation.
