Sentence examples for centralised officials from inspiring English sources

Our new student finance system routes more funding through students and less through Hefce, which will strengthen autonomy by making institutions more accountable to students than to centralised officials.

Since 2010 several initiatives have been launched, including the introduction of a commissioning academy, creating the Crown Commercial Service (CCS) to beef up government's centralised procurement operation, and training 2,500 officials.

He'll inevitably be its figurehead, but won't be its chief, and there will be no official 'steering committee' or centralised body organising how it works.

Previous holders of the post such as Paddy Ashdown used their powers to remove ineffective officials and centralise certain functions of the state.

Officials believe some services are spread too thinly and should be centralised in four or five hospitals instead.

This centralisation of electrical power, means that the economic and political power is centralised too.

Management is devolved, not centralised.

It centralised back-office functions.

All buying should be centralised.

Housing policy has been too centralised.

It would be too centralised in London.