Sentence examples for centralised meaning from inspiring English sources

"Our foreign policy is completely centralised, meaning that it should be approved by the supreme leader," said Kharazi.

This does not mean that the data are centralised at the national level.

It centralised back-office functions.

All buying should be centralised.

Management is devolved, not centralised.

The Thai state is highly centralised.

Housing policy has been too centralised.

It would be too centralised in London.

He has centralised control of departmental budgets.

'Too inefficient, too centralised, a lopsided monster.

Industrial relations in 1986 and 1987 remained strongly centralised.