Sentence examples for centralised information from inspiring English sources

Sustainable and effective informal care requires "centralised information dissemination, improved care coordination, merged funding streams, and expanded consumer direction" [ 17].

Historically this has been the ugly flipside of politicians striving for consistency of brand: centralised information, state-controlled media, re-education camps, purging of dissidents and much worse.

Centralised information systems are often developed for data storage when datasets are too extensive for personal computers.

All informants supported the basic concept of a centralised information resource about clinical trials.

To make matters worse, since there is no centralised information system, women such as Lisa often get automated reminders of antenatal appointments and scans weeks after they have lost the baby.

UNAMI is a centralised information sharing group which supports the UN's continued involvement in Iraq following the conclusion of the Oil for Food program.

They have also started to centralise information on lending and collateral.

The show turns on a circular space, centralising information on geography, economics, society and politics, with posters, video clips and adverts.

"Centralising information so you can better dispatch civic resources is an inevitable need in the evolution of our society, but we need to be cautious about the consequences," says Watch Dogs' Morin.

It includes centralising information to enable exposure of suspect clients and transactions that individual country operations had previously hidden from one another.The bank is also increasing its budget for anti-money-laundering compliance in America to $244m this year, a ninefold increase from 2009.

It will then display the information in real time, both visually and chronologically, allowing investigators to centralise information about crimes as they happen or are reported".