Sentence examples for centralised listing of from inspiring English sources
The website, NYNeighbors911.org, provides a centralised listing of events so New Yorkers and visitors can easily choose how they will commemorate the anniversary.
To achieve this, the existence of a centralised list of data collections (and their associated namespace) was required.
There is no centralised list tracking changes to how donors classify their spending, making it difficult for the public to understand how much of an increase in aid spend is actually new money.
Will they alter the centralised party-list electoral system?
Indeed, the reformers think that having a centralised membership list (none exists at the moment) will make it easier to raise funds.Supporters of the plan also argue that this reorganisation, and autonomy from English Tories, are essential if a Scottish parliament is created.
Figure 11 Lists of management for a centralised OS. Figure 12 DFG application.
It is extremely difficult for states that do not have a centralised provider directory to maintain an accurate list of practising providers.
At the military property agency, Mr Olex-Szczytowski plans to raise more than 2 billion zloty by 2009 from selling surplus property, and to cut procurement costs by a tenth through centralised purchasing and online auctions.Tax reform is high on the list of the government's priorities.
Each hospital submits data from its own Patient Administration System (PAS) to the centralised HES data warehouse which is then validated and cleaned by the NHS Information Centre according to a pre-specified list of rules.
As there is no centralised record held by the Department of Health (DoH) of contact details for CIOs (or heads of EPR) and following DoH guidance a list of all NHS acute, community care and mental health trusts switchboard telephone numbers were obtained via the NHS Choices website.
To hear the prime minister rattle through the list of powers which have made the British executive the most overmighty in the democratic world, and then declare that such excessively centralised control has "no place in a modern democracy", was almost too much.
