Sentence examples for centralised planned from inspiring English sources

They persuaded the Soviet leadership that, using cybernetic principles and the newly developed computers, the centralised, planned Soviet economy could at last be made efficient.

She is moving quickly to centralise product planning and marketing for those brands in Sara Lee's headquarters, near Chicago.

The combination of a period of highly centralised communist health planning, followed by a relatively disorderly transition towards free-market economies, was not a pattern that fitted into ET theory (175).

"While we have known for some time that the British government had planned to centralise DVLA services in Swansea, the news that the Coleraine office will close by Christmas is still devastating.

Cathal Ó hOisín, Sinn Féin East Londonderry MLA said: "While we have known for some time that the British government had planned to centralise DVLA services in Swansea, the news that the Coleraine office will close by Christmas is still devastating.

The previous Soviet VET system was highly centralised and closely linked to the planned industrial system, which in a very short time became school-based.

This dilemma suggests an enhanced role for national scale strategic spatial planning to tighten centralised spatial control in order to more precisely steer developments to selected locations.

Similar observations have been made in the Ugandan health sector, where power over planning became increasingly centralised when the SWAp was introduced [ 31].

Last December Digger revealed Uefa plans to centralise the sale of broadcast rights for European Championship and World Cup qualifiers from 2014.

In south Wales, plans to centralise some specialist care at fewer large hospitals have been delayed yet again - this time until February.

Despite another review that supported the recommendations [ 20], plans to centralise paediatric cardiac services have not yet been fully implemented and decisions on the geographic configuration of these services in England were still being discussed in 2011 [ 21].